Sentence examples for incidental pleasure from inspiring English sources

In The Strangler Vine, Blake and Avery's fussy Holmes-and-Watson relationship was an incidental pleasure.

An incidental pleasure of these group dances is that they all avoided the clichés of tap.

An incidental pleasure of their appearances in late-evening milongas is that a conventional dancegoer can watch them after a program of ballet or modern dance.

Nobody showed more energy than the conductor Fayçal Karoui: his sprint to the podium is an incidental pleasure, the good playing he elicits a greater one.

The Swinburne and its unlovely annex are always entirely convincing places, and there is much incidental pleasure in learning about the place — the tools, the dust coats, the fume cupboard, the elaborate hierarchies.

This has involved the incidental pleasure of hanging out in the Humanities One reading room of the British Library, and also in the library of the excellent and under-appreciated Cinema Museum in Kennington, south London.

And then there are incidental pleasures.

Meanwhile, there are plenty of incidental pleasures.

There are, of course, a number of incidental pleasures.

There are many incidental pleasures in David Seidler's screenplay.

The movie has passages of uneasy brilliance and many incidental pleasures.