Sentence examples for parenthetically, I from inspiring English sources

Parenthetically, I financed a year of medical school on my winnings, based on Casey's statement.

"Parenthetically, I don't plan on getting in any street fights soon," Mr. Byrne added with a laugh.

Parenthetically, I have the feeling that the Happiness Quotient may be as high for one type as for the other.

Parenthetically, I don't think of "Precious" as a distinctively African-American story; its tale of an abused girl who ultimately fights back could as readily involve a white family.

Parenthetically, I want to note that as one of the authors of the independent counsel statute, I believe that Mr. Starr overstepped his jurisdiction by arguing for impeachment on this ground or any ground.

To add insult to injury, after accusing President Obama of condescending to women, two-thirds of the way through her essay she finally discloses (parenthetically, I might add) that her husband is an adviser to Mitt Romney.

(Aside from this parenthetical I'm not even going to talk about the millions of dollars' worth of currency that has been stolen or outright lost because of bugs and/or insecure code. I'm actually not too concerned about that in the long run. Every new technology is ridden with security flaws early in its lifespan. Think of cryptocurrencies as a technology with massive built-in bug bounties).

(My wife notes, just parenthetically, that I did stick my finger in a light socket once).

Let me say, parenthetically, that I love Uber in almost all ways: the convenience, the ride tracking, the clean cars and polite drivers.

(He noted parenthetically: "And I think this is a problem of many young men, simply because they have so much juice going").

I've always loved that evocative parenthetical, but I love it more when the shining boy who delivers it touches his friend's shoulder with a tiny hand.