Sentence examples for there are incidental from inspiring English sources

And then there are incidental pleasures.

And there are incidental benefits to teaching online.

"The Quest" often works on a micro as well as a macro level; that is, there are incidental pleasures.

For some viewers, at least, though, there are incidental pleasures in the disappointment of watching series two.

But there are incidental pleasures, such as the recurring appearance of Larry David as a bespectacled, irascible nun named Sister Mary Mengele.

Every "Nutcracker" choreographer at some point imposes a scenario different from the one Tchaikovsky was illustrating, but Mr. Morris goes much further than most, and there are incidental sequences in which his scenario grows overambitious and perplexing.

I'm not including transport costs, because I don't know the logistics of the arrest and I'm sure there are incidentals of which I'm not aware.

There were incidental blips: the violinist Kurt Nikkanen was occasionally off form in Stravinsky's "Duo Concertant," and the pianist Susan Walters was simply dutiful.

"This appears to be all legally collected foreign intelligence under FISA, where there was incidental collection that then ended up in reporting channels and was widely disseminated," Nunes said at his first press conference that day, at the Capitol.

Along the way, there is incidental enlightenment about calculus and probability theory, about "laws" of chance, and about the precision of pi, which at the time of writing had been calculated to six billion decimal places.

Not that I want to cause a panic, or even heaven forbid a tizzy, but there's incidental evidence that the cellphone in your shirt pocket can explode and kill you.