(This was, not incidentally, also Dickens's method).
He mumbled his lines and could not be heard past the fifth row; Kazan, who was producing, worried that Adler — who was, not incidentally, married to Clurman — had made claims that her protégé could not fulfill.
Biden's off-the-cuff moments at Harvard distracted us from what was, not incidentally, an important speech, in which he drew connections between crises — ISIS, Ukraine, Ebola — and the territorial tensions in East Asia.
Biden's off-the-cuff moments at Harvard distracted us from what was, not incidentally, an important speech, in which he drew connections between crises ISIS, Ukraine, Ebola and the territorial tensions in East Asia.
The advertisement was directed primarily at encouraging turnout among black and Latino voters, who Mr. Green's advisers worry might be discouraged from voting because of his bitter primary battle with Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, who was, not incidentally, supported by Mr. Rivera.
But I treasure him as a great Brooklyn baseball character who was, not incidentally, a marvelously effective pitcher for those great early-fifties teams.
(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.
Religious devotion is, not incidentally, the subject of "Silent Light," Mr. Reygadas's third feature.
It is, not incidentally, a play about the waywardness of destiny and how it tarnishes the golden and the gifted.
"I have a problem with normal," says Karin - who is not, incidentally, a cave-dwelling witch, but a polite, well-adjusted mother of two from Gothenburg, Sweden.
