Sentence examples for like incidental from inspiring English sources

Yeah, nothing obviously racist about that, more like incidental.

Later, however, the dances seem like incidental background material.

But now, as lasers trace patterns across a curtain at the back of the arena, they sound like incidental music from the Olympics.

He's always felt like incidental comic relief up to now but this might be the series where he comes into his own.

The score is perfectly pleasant, with some lilting, delicate string refrains, but it rarely grasps the imagination, and too often sounds more like incidental film music than a full-blooded ballet score.

So brilliant are they at producing music akin to the soundtrack of an imaginary movie - all 70s London with heroes in tank tops - that the tunes on their latest album, The Sound of Water, sound like incidental music.

Like a church or a temple, the contemporary gallery is a codified space with all sorts of meaning attached to what seem like incidentals – the height and placement of works, their order on the wall, the lighting – all of it a complete experience that complements art and makes the experience unique.

Clients from abroad typically save £2,500, making the £100 Ryanair flight look like an incidental cost.

He did not like some incidental music that had been written by the dance arrangers -- a practice common in musicals.

It feels like an incidental detail that Andy Gray has been a regular in the Scottish soap opera River City for the past 18 months.

At first hearing, it may sound like an incidental theme from a pre-war Hollywood musical (something about an American girl on holiday in Ruritania, perhaps).