Sentence examples for said incidentally from inspiring English sources

Turning back to Reagon, he said, "Incidentally, I thought almost all the music you played today is usable".

He said incidentally that he had not given up the idea that démarche in the form of warning to Danzig Senate, supported by French and British representations, might be advisable.

He said, incidentally, that he would use that inspiration in another chemotherapy session the following morning.

Here's what he said, incidentally, on Tuesday, when he spoke about prisons, the then forthcoming state budget, and his now completed prostate cancer treatment: "I'm ready.

I should say, incidentally, that I'm an amateur entomologist — or, more specifically, arachnologist — and that scorpions are my specialty.

I say incidentally because he was not a barkeep or a businessman in any conventional sense of the word.

They say, incidentally, that there's no service charge for parties of fewer than eight, but you'll want to reward these chaps properly.

This also says, incidentally, that if we look at an ideal lowpass filter and an ideal highpass filter, and we choose the cutoff frequencies for comparison, or the bandwidth of the filter to be equal.

Our friend says, incidentally, that the guest line is always routed past four separate portraits of Mr. & Mrs. Coolidge climaxed by an elegant presentment of the President above the dining-room mantel.

And ideally, he says, with parts where he can bring something of himself – he'd still love, he says incidentally, to do something with Mike Leigh – because "that's part of the fun, always part of the fun.

I may say, incidentally, that these are personal decisions of President Nixon which have not yet been discussed with our bureaucracy or with Congress, and so should be treated with great confidence.