Sentence examples for they incidentally from inspiring English sources

Fairs aren't only about money; they incidentally impart news from the front lines of art.

(They incidentally rediscovered America, in its ceaseless weirdness and unkillable vitality).

They incidentally don't like to call their fallen comrades "martyrs" because that smacks of the jihadi death cult.

They incidentally recorded most of the facts that later led Gregor Mendel (see below) to formulate his celebrated rules and to found the theory of the gene.

During their draw against France, a game they incidentally deserved to win, and triumphs against South Korea and Togo, the Swiss didn't concede a goal.

Yet Leibowitz's intentionalism dictates that such acts, even if they incidentally satisfy certain human needs, would still not be ethical acts given their religious motivation.

They are incidentally educated at home.

They also, incidentally, see him as being the most electable in a November match-up against President Obama.

I think about them a lot and hope that they're incidentally in the audience of one of my plays.

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

They are, incidentally, a couple in real life, which may or may not lend their give and take an extra tug of feeling even in the early sequences when they sharpen their wits on each other with undisguised glee.