Sentence examples for so incidental that from inspiring English sources

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

But how do you do that, exactly, with music and then have it not be 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.

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

The reviews are so incidental.

Another concern regards the so-called incidental findings, that is, mutation(s) with a known pathogenicity but not related to the medical condition for which the test was requested.

He wanted to avoid the "bloodline plot of the middle sequels", which he felt demystified the character of the Shape, and approach the story so that "it becomes almost incidental that she's his sister".

"I'll go to anybody who I think I can convert to change their viewpoints — so that would be to me incidental," he said.

Beyond that it is the wealth of incidental detail that make this Wisden, like all Wisdens, so Wisdenishly good.

The level of eating disorder psychopathology is reassessed at the end of treatment so that any incidental in-treatment change may be controlled for in the analysis; 4 equivalent data are taken from individually matched CBT-E cases to allow cross-treatment comparisons to be made.

It seemed almost incidental that Iraq beat Syria, 2-1.