Sentence examples for which incidentally would from inspiring English sources

Which, incidentally, would mean yes in Bulgaria.

I went back to the desk and asked if I might stay on through the rest of the week, which, incidentally, would overlap with New Year's Eve.

Senior politicians of all stripes daren't refer to the T-word in public – those who do, such as Nick Clegg, call for income tax cuts, not rises (which, incidentally, would also benefit the rich).

Trump, who was one of the most vocal "birthers" pushing the false claim that Barack Obama was born in Kenya – which incidentally would still have made him a natural born citizen – has questioned Cruz's citizenship in the past.

"The Trumps" does trace his apotheosis as a star and brand name more valuable than any 65th-story penthouse (which, incidentally, would in the creatively labeled Trump Tower actually be on the 59th floor).

Lawrence, with his sailing tan and smart, maybe more off-salmon blazer, had been sent to talk to the townspeople — with honesty and understanding, he told Mandy's mother — about their misguided fears and the benefits of both the gas station and the sign, which, incidentally, would spin with incandescent beauty against the north-Jersey night.

Like seals, dolphins and other large aquatic mammals, man is equipped for immersion, thanks to a high concentration of haemoglobin and the rare ability to breathe at will (without which, incidentally, it would be impossible to talk).

Yesterday's report on CNBC about the 70% stake — which incidentally said the news would actually be coming out at 3am Eastern time — detailed the terms that deal: Softbank would buy $8 billion in shares from Sprint directly at $5.25 each; it would put out a tender for $12 billion of shares from shareholders at $7.30 a share (Sprint's last trade on Friday was for $5.73/share).

To me, this seems a bit OTT, given that Brussels is already European ne plus ultra, which incidentally is something you wouldn't be able to write there.

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.

It's the kind of thing Charlie Brooker takes down so well on Screenwipe, which, incidentally, is the kind of show it'd be great to see more of.