Sentence examples for incidental stories from inspiring English sources

Incidental stories are legion.

But there are lots of incidental stories, too.

It is this moment of transition that Doctor Sleep deals with and the idea, like so many of King's, came from an incidental story in a newspaper.

Kojima's guiding hand means The Phantom Pain's disparate gameplay and story elements are funneled into a long, cohesive whole, where narrative purpose is fused even into side ops, bringing incidental story bits and extras into the fold.

Kojima's guiding hand means The Phantom Pain's disparate gameplay and story elements are funnelled into a long, cohesive whole, where narrative purpose is fused even into side ops, bringing incidental story bits and extras into the fold.

Read side-by-side, Friend and Updike's stories offer an incidental account of how midtown has both changed and yet remained the same in the intervening fifty-four years.

He writes: "For me, truth and falsity, guilt and innocence, are not incidental to the story; they are the story".

Coetzee's project does not permit him to linger at such scenes of metropolitan life; his characters are all incidental to "the story of his life that he tells himself," a concept expressed in "Boyhood" as "the only story he will admit, the story of himself".

"The sexuality of the main character is incidental to the story.

The impressions that Castelli made on people are not incidental to his story.

Fosse's Sally Liza Minnelliis is a star; his Isherwood character, renamed Brian along the way, is somewhat incidental to the story.