Sentence examples for incidental nature from inspiring English sources

"This is the incidental nature of creativity, looking, watching, hearing stuff and it all goes in".

It isn't the process of nominating individuals like the state heroine and hero, but the incidental nature of some of the other symbols or creatures that rankles some legislators.

Despite the incidental nature of the acquisitions, the Thrashers are taking advantage of their windfall of black players, a fair proportion of the roughly 30 in the N.H.L. today.

Interventions to reduce cyclist casualties worldwide seem to be of an incidental nature; that is to say, they are implemented in a rather isolated way.

Achieving a shift in focus within integrated STEM from "the incidental nature of mathematics in learning activities" to "the instrumental nature of the mathematics" (Fitzallen 2015, p. 342) may be especially challenging because of the traditionally siloed nature of mathematics instruction.

Findings concerning atypical myomas and tumors of undetermined malignant potential were of incidental nature.

Or rather they do provided the digital copies that are being displayed/stored are "transient or incidental" in nature, and constitute an "integral and essential part of a technological process".

Assessing the value of WGS is complex because WGS provides multiple findings, some of which can be incidental in nature and unrelated to the specific health concerns that motivated the test.

These observations are readily detected in clinically normal rats of the age and were considered spontaneous or incidental in nature.

Now, however, Averroes emphasizes that this relation to the imaginative faculty is "incidental" to the nature of the material intellect, its essential relation being with the Agent Intellect.

Any learning of these associations would therefore be of an incidental (task-unrelated) nature and, in the absence of behavioral responses to the learned associations, could only be inferred neurophysiologically.