Sentence examples for incidental with from inspiring English sources
People are incidental, with the consequences one might anticipate.
A step or device that's incidental with one duo, reaccentuated, becomes crucial to another.
In many cases sexual arousal seems to have been almost incidental, with no attempt to achieve orgasm.
The intricate plot (involving a vanished prospector, a missing fortune and an ailing prostitute) is absorbing but becomes almost incidental, with Catton's fiendish use of omniscient perspective purporting to show us everything while keeping us artfully in the dark.
There was no specific brief for what kind of rooms it needed, and the result feels a little incidental, with corridor-like spaces reminiscent of Zaha Hadid's Maxxi museum in Rome.
With the addition of nanoparticles, the item of crack tip blunting was increased at most temperature range, which may be incidental with the formation of numerous dimples and sub-dimples induced by nanoparticles; while the item of net section stress was correlated with the particle distribution, especially at room temperature, which was notably decreased in case of poor nanoparticle distribution.
Heat inactivation of the inhibitor suggests a proteinaceous activity, and is co-incidental with the heat-labile nature of the cell stimulatory factor [23].
Functionally important interactions between integrins and collagen triple helices must have developed later in chordate evolution, possibly in the earliest vertebrates and co-incidental with the acquisition of the collagen-binding helix.
Specifically, our study selected for higher functioning subjects and therefore may have underestimated the true prevalence of any incidentals with direct impact on brain function.
However, U.S. troops already had been acting only in a support role to the Department of Homeland Security, with only incidental contact with migrants expected.
Most are incidental findings with the remainder presenting with non-specific abdominal symptoms including weight loss in metastatic cases.
