Sentence examples for its incidental from inspiring English sources

Among its incidental fascinations are that it demonstrates Mr. Ratmansky's skill in choreographing with the ballet vocabulary and, by contrast, his refusal to pigeonhole himself as an academic classicist.

It's worth noting, for example, that its incidental music (by Jason Robert Brown, the composer of "Parade") suggests the tense theme to "Peter Gunn" jauntily played on banjos, and that Santo Loquasto's inspired set and Brian McDevitt's lighting combine county-fair fun-house corniness with the more sinister shadows of American Gothic.

The original "Ghostbusters" wasn't a particularly good movie, but it is an icon of the age of Reagan, both in its confident cheer and in its incidental iconography; the outsized nostalgic passion for 1984 that it still sparks suggests an ideal that prevails even among many who never experienced that time firsthand.

Thanks to a gimmick that allowed each night's audience to serve as the jury and thereby choose the ending, the play made it to Broadway, where Rand railed against the producers' subordination of its incidental messages about the beauty of unbridled individualism.

The administration hides the extent of its "incidental" surveillance of Americans behind fuzzy language.

Yet "State of Play" can be readily enjoyed for its incidental pleasures.

Rewatching Back to the Future, one is struck by just how adult it is – in its incidentals, as well as its plot.

This creates its own incidental hilarity.

And yet we were supposed to take this po-faced scene, with its tempestuous incidental music, as portending a Very Serious Plot Development Indeed.

Its eerie incidental music evokes Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone's spaghetti westerns but don't feature on the official soundtrack release, so watching Sholay is the only way to appreciate its musical majesty.

Of the competition titles, it praised Andrea Arnold's Fish Tank for its "unflinching honesty and lack of sentimentality or moralising, along with assured direction and excellent performances", Bright Star for "breaking through any period-piece mustiness with piercing insight" and Ken Loach's Looking for Eric, featuring Eric Cantona, for its "many incidental pleasures" if not overall excellence.