Sentence examples for incidental reference from inspiring English sources

That it makes only incidental reference to the religious occasion of the holiday added to its universal appeal.

In the codification published as the Revised Statutes of 1874, the incidental reference to military commissions was omitted.

LBC said it was an "incidental reference, made briefly and intended merely as an observation before James [O'Brien] returned to the main talking point … which concerned what to do about Isis".

Stranger By the Lake might fall into this camp: rather than fleeting romantic misfires or incidental references to gay identity, it contains graphic sex scenes.

As he prepared the book for publication, he added, he educated himself about the "Son of Sam" statutes that prohibit people from profiting from writing about their crimes, except in incidental references.

Archaeological discoveries and incidental references to Bohemia in written sources indicate that the movements of ethnic groups were not always abrupt and turbulent but that the new settlers began to enter the territory before the earlier inhabitants had left it.

Except for these two incidental references there is no evidence for this expedition.

Most of these are incidental references in poems and scholiasts.

These three period treatments of Hnefatafl offer some important clues about the game, while numerous other incidental references to Hnefatafl or Tafl exist in saga literature.

His activities can be traced only through a small number of incidental references in legal deeds, church documents and papal records.

It is difficult to tell whether citations to reviews are incidental casual references (e.g. something generic to cite in the start of the Introduction of a manuscript) or they also have a bearing on the scientific reasoning of the citing work.