Sentence examples for it's incidental from inspiring English sources

Dry vermouth (neat, a snip of lemon peel) has lost its identity as an aperitif or loungers' sip; it's incidental to gin or vodka in martinis.

Virtuosity abounds, but it's incidental.

When they bite humans, it's incidental".

I say this is freeloading; she says it's incidental overhearing.

That's probably right, but it's incidental to photographs that transcend the interest and desire of their maker and, in the process, shatter the idea of "freaks" as a stable category of experience.

It's incidental that it gets you from Point A to B, right?" That might give pause to horsepower enthusiasts and design buffs who follow grilles, chrome work and spoilers.

But in its blog post, Dropbox said it "was incidental and not caused by any external factor or third party".

Playing with a sense of urgency, Landon Donovan nearly drew a penalty kick shortly after halftime when he kicked the ball into a defender's hand, but the referee decide it was incidental contact.

"It was incidental contact.

I doubt it was incidental that the Castle Museum provided the backdrop for this dream.

Ought cinema to strive for such a purpose, or should it be incidental?