Sentence examples for you incidentally from inspiring English sources

/ How are you, incidentally, do you know if he's out alone?

But it's more complicated than that: as described in the publicity material, the good ones are the Autobots®, and the bad ones are the Decepticons® - and heaven help you, incidentally, if you attempt to make free with Hasbro's trademarked names.

This is a story for younger readers, about a baby barn owl called Plop (and have you, incidentally, ever come across a more perfectly appropriate name for a character? What else could a fat and fluffy baby owl with "a beautiful heart-shaped ruff... enormous, round eyes... and very knackety knees" possibly be called?) who suffers from the eponymous affliction.

In short, if a government collects information about you "incidentally" then shouldn't they delete it?

When I was in high school, a fellow teenager asked me, "Why do you speak all proper and s*%t?" I have watched people stare at me as they tried to get to the courage to ask me, "What are you?" Incidentally, it's that same question my children get asked even today.

And you know if you often save them the headache of trying to fix you each time you fall apart due to silly mistakes you can avoid if only you follow instruction then you incidentally prolong their lives.

If you don't now have PreCheck eligibility (Global Entry membership makes you eligible, incidentally) check the T.S.A. site to see when new enrollment centers will open.

You may, incidentally, be seeing a "related video" widget next to this very post (or below it, if you're on a smartphone).

Were you aware, incidentally, that heroin was invented by Bayer, the familiar aspirin company (thanks, Friedrich)?

In the course of writing your own testament, you should incidentally answer all the questions in the public's mind, but only incidentally, not as your main theme.

You might, incidentally, illustrate Crystal's points about the semantic and pragmatic qualities of punctuation with the parenthesis in that last sentence.