Sentence examples for was incidentally not from inspiring English sources

The food at both places was, incidentally, not only very good but also apparently safe.

This idea is incidentally not unlike Anthony Horowitz's Stormbreaker.

And there is incidentally not much to be gained from analysing the two teams' identity politics.

(Haneke's satanic assailants are incidentally not at all like US forces in Iraq or Afghanistan; they are closer to being terrorists, artists of terror, purer than al-Qaida in that they act without motive or ideology).

I am, incidentally, not entirely happy with the phrase "in South America": it should really be "over", for the point about flying, especially in such circumstances, is that it takes place in another world.

That's actual miles, incidentally, not including elite qualifying miles.

(This was, not incidentally, also Dickens's method).

It was also, not incidentally, precisely what your parents didn't eat.

It was also, not incidentally, the same organization that fed Benton's grandmother and mother in the displaced-persons camp after the war.

(They are not, incidentally, the first to have done this).

Such physicality is, not incidentally, a Koussevitzky trait: the old man advocated "bodily freedom" in performance.