Sentence examples for is merely incidental from inspiring English sources

It says much about "Rabbit and Rogue" that this image is merely incidental, a fill-in.

The $404 million tax haul that the governor expects next year is merely incidental, right?

The fact it is the theme for the British Office, and Gay's comments are David Brent-esque, is merely incidental.

The later Turkish peoples, including the Anatolian Seljuqs and Ottomans, had an Islamic book-tradition, to which the inscriptional record is merely incidental.

But given their drive to kill health reform at any cost, they might well argue that these are programmatic changes whose budgetary impact is "merely incidental".

Senators could challenge as "extraneous" any provisions that do not change spending or revenues over the next five years, or would have a budget impact that is "merely incidental" to some broader policy purpose, or would increase the deficit in Year 6 and beyond.

The sort of places that are about flavour first and foremost, their "vegetarianism" being merely incidental?

(Sayles has said that any similarities to the real-life Pinetop Perkins and Guitar Slim are merely incidental).

Some of the associations are merely incidental, the product of a special kind of close watching that "Breaking Bad" has inspired in these final stages.

But in the end, it turned out that Jed and Corky's weakness for the blue-eyed boy was merely incidental.

With Land Rovers and Range Rovers intended for a life of serious off-roading, or at least built with that capability in mind, the previous level of design was merely incidental, he said, "the icing on the cake".