Sentence examples for was incidentally a from inspiring English sources

(He was, incidentally, a fan of Moondog's music).

And it was, incidentally, a trifle odd for L.K. Advani, the BJP's leading hard-liner and the former deputy prime minister, to have been part of the boycott planned if she became prime minister.

In a step unprecedented since the creation of the UN of which Saudi Arabia was, incidentally, a founding member the kingdom declared that it would renounce the Security Council seat.

The opera Carmen was the final work of Georges Bizet, the French composer who was, incidentally, a huge influence on Giacomo Puccini whom the Eighth Doctor once mentioned meeting.

(It was, incidentally, a very bad sign for the government that the chair of the backbench 1922 Committee, Graham Brady, not a noted admirer of Speaker Bercow, was sitting beside Mr Walker).

There was incidentally a patient with IgG4-related disease [ 25, 26] who had a tumorous lesion in the right ureter (patient 13), and the lesion showed weak but definite choline uptake (SUVmax 3.25 at 10 min and 2.64 at 20 min; Tables  1 and 2).

This is, incidentally, a pretty big problem — and not just for YouTube.

Primarily a self-dramatizing victim, she's incidentally a hypocritical fool.

That particular strategist is, incidentally, a highly successful young professor now.

There's incidentally a scene where Jack and Jill go to a cinema, to demonstrate their zanily identical mannerisms.

Roberts grosses sixty million dollars a year, Forbes estimated in 2004, more than Grisham or Stephen King, who is, incidentally, a Roberts admirer.