Sentence examples for incidental part from inspiring English sources

Really, the malapropisms are incidental; part of her character, not the whole of it.

Breathing becomes effortless because it is an incidental part of the stroke.

Fund-raising isn't an incidental part of Bush's preparations; in fact, it appears to be the main reason he delayed a public announcement that he's running.

A big difference between these books and older ones is that the diverse elements of newer books are often an incidental part of the characters.

The dry task (practice drawing and identifying angles of different types) was suddenly an incidental part of some deeply compelling questions.

A lease clause gave Genovese the exclusive right to sell health and beauty aids at Westbury Plaza, though other tenants could sell them as an incidental part of their business.

The contract we were seeking to secure has to do with scale players, those folks who play the cops, street people and other incidental parts.

While food and art have a relationship that extends throughout history, whether thinking of Warhol's soup cans or the bountiful still lives of Cézanne, they are often incidental parts of the works, albeit generally important as reference points.

People often seem incidental, almost part of the scenery, yet they can convey novelistic, if not historic, fullness.

Any entertainment value is incidental.

Instead, he makes them an incidental, if absurd part of a larger story: Shinoda's sad yearning for his ex-wife and child.