Sentence examples for which incidentally are from inspiring English sources

The heat off the pavement hits with the force of a truck (several of which, incidentally, are spewing exhaust nearby).

Here, an island of hydrangeas is surrounded by a sea of white leather banquettes (which, incidentally, are reinforced with Kevlar, the fiber used to obstruct the path of wayward bullets, or — in this case — dancing girls' stiletto heels).

Among the works with an overtly feminist slant, Helen Seplowitz's sculpture "Women of Strength" serves as a generic monument to powerful women by listing their qualities, which incidentally are admirable in men as well.

Over the last 20 years American financial institutions have taken on more and more risk, with the blessing of regulators, with hardly a word from the rating agencies, which, incidentally, are paid by the issuers of the bonds they rate.

More striking, though, is the light pouring through no fewer than six windows, which incidentally are not nasty plastic but beautiful wooden sash affairs that actually open, meaning I will be able to breath at night.

And if people who try to limit calories fill their daily quota with high-calorie drinks, they can easily shortchange themselves on foods that supply essential, health-promoting nutrients: fruits and vegetables (which, incidentally, are an important source of liquids in a well-balanced diet), protein-rich foods and whole grains.

(Which, incidentally, is a pretty good site).

Which incidentally is when Kwabs was born.

Which incidentally is a sexist narrative".

(All of which, incidentally, is in line with evolutionary predictions).

Which, incidentally, is how much the F.D.I.C. insures you for.