Sentence examples for which incidentally was from inspiring English sources

A subtitle for the movie might be, "Shylock and the Age of Consent" — which, incidentally, was sixteen at the time.

Now they just carry the heavy loads to the road above, which, incidentally, was paved just last year.

He made no mention of it in that final letter, which incidentally was about Saddam Hussein and the two George Bushes.

"Tennessee," which Harper and his dad wrote, is as sprightly as anything any Simon has done; with its twinkling pedal-steel, it's a lighter cousin to "Graceland" (which, incidentally, was also about Harper).

This is especially true in the minor leagues — the lovable nuttiness of which, incidentally, was the subject of an absurdly long piece I wrote for The New Yorker, way back when.

Dacre pointed out that the story was reworked wire copy from an agency that included a quote on the cancer link from one of the scientists involved in the study – which, incidentally, was on mice.

(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.