Sentence examples for somehow incidental from inspiring English sources
The richness of the paint is somehow incidental to the shocking, undeniable feeling that a real person looms before you.
The satirical jokes hit the mark, but Adrian himself seems somehow incidental to the business of landing as many blows on New Labour as possible.
My identity as a Christian and as a priest is not somehow incidental to my participation in those weekly demonstrations in the town square.
But in an odd way, all of Ms. Bailey's actors somehow feel incidental to a study in Shakespearean atmosphere that yet again pushes this largely al fresco space in startling new directions.
Still, the majority's verdict somehow seemed incidental to the greater, tacit victory for environmentalists of having gotten the nation's highest court to even consider the well-being of whales in the context of a debate about national security, something that would have been unthinkable not so very long ago.
And even if we could, would a laboratory interpreting thousands of sequences a year somehow customize the incidental findings to match the preferences of each and every individual patient?
The first mark of it — seemingly incidental but somehow revealing — is their seaside setting.
Meanwhile it depicts the large-scale US-led air campaign against the Bosnian Serb military as incidental and somehow designed to prevent the rise of the Muslim faithful.
Incidental Intelligence: The owners of a house on the outskirts of Paterson, New Jersey, are somehow equipped, according to a sign on the front porch, to accommodate "Permanent Tourists".
