Sentence examples for parenthetically it from inspiring English sources

Parenthetically, it is per haps not inappropriate to re mind Congress that the respon sibility for this situation must be laid to a large extent at its own door.

The point is that the Hotel Contadora is unapologetically bad, although it must be said parenthetically, it is also cheap: at $150 a night per couple, everything included, which, besides meals and carefully controlled access to beach towels, means "unlimited national drink" (as it turned out, this was alcohol in gallon jugs and wine in wax cartons, served up in white plastic glasses).

Parenthetically, it's impossible for me not to sympathize with him.

Much is made of the famous controversy incited by his recorded 1962 performance of Brahms's Piano Concerto No. 1 with Leonard Bernstein, but nothing is said about what makes it so unusual (parenthetically, it's a performance I've loved ever since I heard it on radio, from a rare private tape, about thirty years ago).

Parenthetically, it was recently discovered that another two hominins probably contributed to our DNA.

Parenthetically, it should be noted that other American presidents who have sought to expand health care coverage to more Americans include Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman, two presidents whose anti-Nazi credentials are reasonably strong.

Somewhat parenthetically, I find it strange that the alignments of this paper, aimed primarily at clarification of the relationship between archaea and bacteria, include only bacterial and in some cases eukaryotic proteins.

For example, in a report on SharesPost for Zynga, the social gaming company, the title of a chapter involving liquidation preferences mentions parenthetically that it's "Just a Total Guess".

(I love that parenthetical aside, it's so serious: "think about it for a minute". H'm…yeah…h'm…hey…hey wait a doggone cotton-pickin minute. "Perverted By Language --why, that means something!

It's not perfect by any means (it may create an incentive to add extraneous parentheticals) but it's not as bad as the other ways you can measure online engagement.

Parenthetically, I enjoyed "Dirty Dancing" when it came out, but always felt particular sympathy for Neil Kellerman, the studious young man whose attentions Jennifer Grey spurns in favor of Patrick Swayze.