Sentence examples for more incidental from inspiring English sources

This led to more incidental music, with Mr. Thomas and the orchestra performing the Entr'acte No. 3 from "Rosamunde".

When Ken Livingstone was the alternative, Johnson was attractive, and the fact that he was a Tory more incidental.

To inspire queasy contemplation of lost time, he emphasized more incidental moments: a woman applying deodorant before a mirror, a depressed man fussing with his crooked tie.

The usurer whose name is synonymous with the stigmitization and stereotyping of Jews could not be more incidental than in Terrence O'Brien's staging.

Specimen Days, in among its misfires and misjudgments, contains more incidental beauty and emotional insight than many impeccably dull items on the shortlists of prestigious literary prizes.

I particularly loved how, despite the wartime setting, that really wasn't the point of the book, seeming more incidental to the themes of love and hope in the face of danger.

The art's more than incidental backdrop.

Coming out is also a more relaxed, incidental affair than it used to be.

This time the music was welcome but little more than incidental.

That association is actually more than incidental, however; it's symptomatic.

"The link between separation and murder is more than incidental," Dr. Wilson and Dr. Daly observed in their study.