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139 examples of Incidentally in a sentence

[In every country and in every age, the priest has been hostile to liberty] Incidentally, I'm not usually very proud of being British, but you can't help making the comparison.
Now, a friend, an intelligent lapsed Jew, who, incidentally, observes the Sabbath for reasons of cultural solidarity, describes himself as a "tooth-fairy agnostic."
Incidentally, I'll tell you what that super-powerful technique was.
It was, incidentally, the last time I ever saw daylight.
And the Essex study which has just been done in the U.K., which incidentally showed that when you do this, you do not just make a room that's suitable for hearing-impaired children, you make a room where behavior improves, and results improve significantly, this found that sending a child out of area to a school that does have such a room, if you don't have one, costs 90,000 pounds a year.
Out of that conference, incidentally, also came a free app which is designed to help children study if they're having to work at home, for example, in a noisy kitchen.
So office sound is a huge area, and incidentally, noise in offices has been shown to make people less helpful, less enjoy their teamwork, and less productive at work.
And a third returned to historic Palestine, did the second rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem, financed, incidentally, by Persian tax money.
Both of which, incidentally, are full of uncertainty usually, and so it's a probabilistic problem, and we have to make sure that there's an adequate margin for safety between the two, of course.
And incidentally, that means that people don't like us.
And incidentally, it is still the largest unreinforced concrete dome that's ever been built.
And so incidentally, if you want to reduce the amount of smell, clear-cutting your armpits is a very effective way of reducing the habitat for bacteria, and you'll find they remain less smelly for much longer.
Incidentally, black and latino LGBT folks were at the forefront of this rebellion, and it's a really interesting example of the intersection of our struggles against racism, homophobia, gender identity and police brutality.
Now, incidentally, you know how some people are kind of worried that their boss or employee is going to discover embarrassing photos of them on Facebook?
Which, incidentally, is only a third correct.
So he recorded what was said in the conversation, he recorded their skin conductivity, he recorded their facial expressions, their heart rates, their blood pressure, basically everything apart from whether or not the wife was actually always right, which incidentally she totally is.
I wanted to be part of that, and I kind of sat around at the edge going, "Hoo hoo!" (Laughter) Now, incidentally, what they were laughing at was a song which people used to sing, which was based around signs in toilets on trains telling you what you could and could not do in toilets on trains.
I want the happy ending implied by the title to my article, which is, incidentally, the only part of the article that I didn't actually write.
Incidentally, the study of such visual models that show the connections and relationships between different objects is known as graph theory.
Incidentally, our king used this constitution to impose democracy on us.
And this was, incidentally, published in 1949, in the leading textbook of malaria, called "Boyd's Malariology."
The most sought-after look, incidentally, in which the outer labia appear fused like a clam shell, is called ... wait for it ... "The Barbie."
Incidentally, the realest word of all by this measure is this.
Which, incidentally, makes me the opposite of Dean Kamen, because I'm a comic book artist, son of an inventor, and he's an inventor, son of a comic book artist.
For one thing, it often happens spontaneously, intuitively, accidentally or incidentally.
Incidentally, I've never understood the conflict between abstraction and naturalism.
The illusion of speech follows incidentally.
We'd catch cat-naps at 40 below on our sled, incidentally.
Incidentally, they did pull it off.
And, incidentally, I call her the Eleanor Roosevelt of the Right.
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