Parenthetically, while you never said so Mr. Romney, you never told us that Romneycare worked so well was because the federal government contributed $385 million to help Massachusetts insure the uninsured.
Dashes set off parenthetical material that could be removed while leaving the rest of the sentence intact.
Different papers require differing styles for citing sources: research papers outside the sciences usually require footnotes, while those in the sciences often use parenthetical references.
Obviously the priority pluralist who runs this argument will run 26 and 27 as stated, while the monist (or nihilist) will run their parenthetical variants instead.
More and more, he has come to seem like a prescient sage of a multitasking era: so much the better for a listener to respond as Evan Hughes, a bass-baritone, barked lines of myth in Greek, while Kristin Hoff, a mezzo soprano, patiently intoned Mr. Ashbery's parenthetical observations in English.
And, while we are on this subject, please let me indulge in a parenthetical peeve, which has to do with the way in which pronouns can infect sentences that contain interior quotes — the pronouns apparently changing horses in midstream.
3) Avoid long, confusing parenthetical phrases.
The parenthetical about Houseman is vital.
While the color and the text refer to yellow journalism, the blank screen and the parenthetical title "Yellow on Yellow" refer to the famous Malevich painting "White on White" and to the Modernist dream of pure abstraction.
"Vast wasteland" was a parenthetical term.
