Sentence examples for feel incidental from inspiring English sources

None of the images feel incidental, and many are hard to look at.

Substantial shows could feel incidental: immaterial grit in despotically whirring gears.

Raju's investigations and trials of various crimes of passion feel incidental, scraps of information lacking resonance.

He was present for several seismic cultural shifts too many to feel incidental.

But in an odd way, all of Ms. Bailey's actors somehow feel incidental to a study in Shakespearean atmosphere that yet again pushes this largely al fresco space in startling new directions.

While Mrs. K. is eventually forced to listen to a former student named Michael (very well played by the lyrical John Boyd), who shows up at her house one day and imparts certain truths about Mrs. K.'s husband, the drama and its revelations feel incidental, a relay race that chooses its own finish line.

The goals exchanged after the break felt incidental, messy scrambles as defensive discipline evaporated.

Drawing, though busily abundant, feels incidental, like fleeting thoughts of a mind in the grip of an extreme emotion.

But we had a slow start and were never really in the game". The goals exchanged after the break felt incidental, messy scrambles as defensive discipline evaporated.

There was an intriguing near-compatibility between the Indian and African-American vocal styles, but it felt incidental: Mr. Brown was merely piecing together things he found compelling.

Our enjoyment of the museum's unequalled collections feels incidental to another, mysterious purpose, perhaps known only by some executive cabal.