parenthetically

And then the other side that likes to yell at justices, and parenthetically, they really like to yell at the female justices.

Further, the opinion hints that Kacsymaryk is not content to simply ban this specific medication: Elsewhere in the opinion, he notes “parenthetically” that his legal analysis of the equities in the mifepristone case “also arguably applies to the unborn humans extinguished by mifepristone.”

And to be fair, the SEC's complaint, as I mentioned, cast FTX customers as victims, too, albeit parenthetically.

Parenthetically, Mr. Booth owned a few cats but no dogs, and a 1998 New Yorker profile explained that he “doesn’t much care for them — a surprise considering how well he captures them in his cartoons.”

“Do you even want to get into a discussion of gender roles here,” Crane asks parenthetically, “or can we accept that they both chose chores that they minded least or maybe even liked?”