Sentence examples for every incidental from inspiring English sources

At the end of the day, I'd taken a half-dozen pictures of my own thigh, one for every incidental touch of the screen.

He closed the room's three sets of tall shutters, and painted them and the walls Prussian blue and resonant blue-greens, gilded the shelving, covered the neo-Gothic ribbed ceiling (nearly fourteen feet high) in overlapping petals of Dutch metal (brass oxidizing to green and gold), and filled every incidental surface with freehand abstract patterns and images of peacocks in gold and blue.

This approach will not avoid every incidental finding since there may be some incidental findings in the specific genes that are analyzed.

He's a whiz with numbers and can remember every incidental detail in a landscape, but he needs to take a remedial class on life activities.

Every camera movement, nearly every bit of incidental business — a plastic bag blowing along a dark, empty street like a tumbleweed; a pigeon fluttering into the frame — was blocked out, controlled, adjusted, repeated.

Of course, not every limitation or incidental burden on the exercise of voting rights is subject to a stringent standard of review.

Taking a blockbuster audience-pleasing motion picture phenomenon, adding songs, and transforming the thing into a big, spectacular Broadway musical capable of pulling in every rabid or incidental fan of said movie who passes through the City of New York can be a recipe for success.

Incidental Intelligence: Every person who requests a passport application in the Citizenship Department of the U. S. Embassy in Mexico City is given an instruction… Incidental Intelligence.

Incidental Intelligence: Every person who requests a passport application in the Citizenship Department of the U. S. Embassy in Mexico City is given an instruction sheet that starts out, "Because of uncontrollable circumstances, the application form is not entirely self-explanatory, even though it may not appear to be so.

The New Yorker, November 17, 1962 P. 43 Incidental Intelligence: Every person who requests a passport application in the Citizenship Department of the U. S. Embassy in Mexico City is given an instruction sheet that starts out, "Because of uncontrollable circumstances, the application form is not entirely self-explanatory, even though it may not appear to be so.

Accidents can result in a continuous mental replay of a traumatic event, strengthening and extending incidental associations with every replay.