Sentence examples for which incidentally i from inspiring English sources

Milly laughed cruelly and said it was the perfect metaphor for our relationship (which, incidentally, I still don't understand).

"You do realise that if Murphy has a shocker it's all your fault after jinxing him with the 'why isn't he in the England squad' comment (which, incidentally, I agree with)," boohoos Phil Sawyer.

Kafka observed his predicament carefully and to a friend he declared it to be fate: "… it is a just blow, which, incidentally, I do not feel at all as a blow, but as something quite sweet in comparison with the average course of the past years … " 61.

(Which, incidentally, I'm not suggesting).

I'm 16 years old and therefore didn't vote on this matter, which incidentally I'm also absolutely furious about.

This was not a project of Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign, of which, incidentally, I'm a huge fan.

Which, incidentally, was where I'd sneak off to study while telling my mates I was off to see my (at this point totally fictional) boyfriend.

Which, incidentally, is why I take issue with Baumgardner's emphasis on the political all-importance of who is sleeping with whom, which resembles the religious right's equally absurd obsession with the genitalia of people who want to wed.

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On which subject, incidentally, I asked Carey what had become of those early, unpublished manuscripts.

Undermine my opinion all you like, call me a sheep if you like, but I was open about the fact that I'm an employee – which, incidentally, doesn't mean I don't have a right to my own opinion".