parenthetical
"Not that I'm saying it's all over now," he said parenthetically.
It seems with young people, that the word "like" must be used parenthetically at least once in every sentence.
It should be noted parenthetically that the board asked for his support.

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Examples of parenthetically

parenthetically
Further quotations from this source are cited parenthetically in the text. 14.
The data values themselves are entered parenthetically in a comma-delimited list after the word "list" in the text file.
Parenthetically, the issue of hepatic cancer is not related to this.
Parenthetically, the no-problem subgroup was defined in reference to not meeting the criteria for depression or heavy drinking; they were not a "superhealthy" control group.
Parenthetically, if our theoretical position is correct, then losing crucial perceptual processing hardware should thereby also destroy the effects of pictorial illusions on action planning.
Specific dates for quotations will be given in the text or parenthetically.
Subsequent references will be given parenthetically in the text.
From this point on, all references to this work will appear parenthetically in the text.
All references to this work will be included parenthetically in the body of the text.
All subsequent citations of this tale will be given parenthetically within the text.
In most sociological work material elements arise, almost parenthetically, in stories about the important matters like social status, demographic change or neighbourhood organization.
Future references will be made parenthetically in the text.
Parenthetically, economists often deride the outcomes of psychological experiments because they point out that the behaviors exhibited would not exist under market conditions.
Parenthetically, we can discern from this a rather different account for the phenomenon of multiple idioms from that provided par ticularly by writers in stylistics.
References to the introduction (pp. 1-70) are cited parenthetically by page number, and references to the poems are cited by line number.
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