Sentence examples for so incidental from inspiring English sources

He wraps everything up with conversations that we can't be bothered to follow, because they all feel so incidental.

The pictures were seen around the world, and Kennedy began to understand that racial oppression might not be so incidental to international politics.

House office equipment may have been used, the lawyers acknowledged, but it was so incidental that it may not formally violate House rules.

Not since the days of the Forum of the 12 Caesars has the theater of dining been so out in the open, and the food so incidental.

The reviews are so incidental.

But how do you do that, exactly, with music and then have it not be so incidental?

And beyond the bounds of the not-so-small, not-so-incidental plates, this realm of haute finger food can be all thumbs.

His light artistic designs do not figure in the traditional architectural canon, and so seem incidental, even trivial.

Page for page, Ms Weir's book is lighter of touch, but in the end we tire of so many incidental details and long for something more challenging.At one point we seem to get it.

The Hebridean island setting, the company of old family friends, the rhythms and routines the characters adopt to pass the days, can all seem like so much incidental detail in a grand literary experiment.

But the riot of styles sometimes clashing and sometimes coalescing during "The Lily's Revenge" offers so many incidental pleasures (resplendently tacky-ornate costumes, a dream ballet, a haiku competition, a stage curtain made entirely of crumpled cocktail napkins) that theatrical time — always a curiously malleable element — seems to contract.