Sentence examples for and only incidentally from inspiring English sources

Its main purpose was to offer a codification of the law, and only incidentally adaptation, and so it introduced relatively little that was new legislation.

The zones are being designed into the building to support the tenants the Dursts are hoping to attract, which are primarily machines and only incidentally people.

(The sixth Python, Terry Gilliam, was primarily an animator and only incidentally a performer. He obviously enjoyed Palin's company himself: when he segued to a career as a filmmaker, Gilliam cast Palin in three of his non-Python movies).

A show in which the protagonist is a guidance counselor, a daughter and only incidentally a lesbian is therefore, despite its decidedly nonpolitical stance, just as timely -- political, in fact -- as the show in which gayness was central.

Not represented was a range of new abstract or near-abstract art and sculpture from South Asia that doesn't necessarily look "Indian" and that is personal, and only incidentally political, in content.

In both texts he argues that providence is general in nature; it primarily appertains to species and only incidentally to particulars of the species.

The argument that American support for free trade and globalization, augmented by the technology revolution, has produced the greatest good for the greatest number--and only incidentally for the wealthiest Americans--is increasingly falling on deaf ears.

Many of them are central to Platonic sources outside the context of Christianity, and appear only incidentally and obscurely in the Hebrew and Christian scriptures.

[Footnote 1] It seems to interpret payment reform as the most urgent innovation, and it only incidentally invests in innovative therapies and devices.

So much of what passes for science writing nowadays is really human-interest journalism, focused on the quirks and conflicts of science's eccentric personalities, and is only incidentally concerned with science itself.

The diseases are known as zoonoses because they affect animals primarily, and humans only incidentally.