Sentence examples for were incidentally from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an incidental manner; not of central or critical importance.
- The book discussed the subject, but only incidentally.
Those croupiers and celebrities in Chanel's casino were, incidentally, playing Blackjack.
"Only sometimes, and as it were incidentally, does Trilling speak of liberalism as a position in American politics," Kirsch observes.
Take for example the claims that appeared in the two articles from the Guardian (both of which were, incidentally, written by doctors not journalists).
These communications were "incidentally collected" by the NSA, meaning the individuals were not the initial targets of surveillance operations and therefore were not suspected of wrongdoing.
It was no longer in use, shored and discussions were incidentally in progress by the community to bring it down this week and salvage some of its reusable equipment and materials".
Again, these weren't egregious pricing schemes — and both places were, incidentally, fantastic — but they brought home the fact that while Hawaii's natural wonders may clear your mind of cares, its restaurants, hotels and attractions can, almost without your noticing, clear out your wallet.
Which are, incidentally, pretty big.
Which are, incidentally, great.
They are incidentally educated at home.
(He was, incidentally, a fan of Moondog's music).
This idea is incidentally not unlike Anthony Horowitz's Stormbreaker.
