Sentence examples for too incidental from inspiring English sources
No detail is too incidental.
For an exile, no remembered face or scene is too incidental to clarify the basic mystery of being.
A family guy who doesn't think there's such a thing as too much incidental erudition — friends, that's my kind of quarterback.
As hard as "Twin Spirits" works to build a sympathetic audience for the Schumanns, in the first two-thirds of the piece, the music — the point of Schumann, after all — is too often incidental.
Scarlett has worked on the piece since its premiere in 2012, but story-wise it remains a carve-up, with an ever-shifting cast of protagonists and too many incidental characters.
The NT's executive director, Nick Starr, said: "Our own experts have reported that there is such strong correlation between one particular thunderclap and the ceiling collapse that it would be too co-incidental for them not to be causally linked".
Every last detail is calculated to reap maximum pathos; not just the big things – Mouchette's sick mother dies with gut-wrenching timing – but the incidentals, too.
But there are lots of incidental stories, too.
The incidental drama, too, is purely sonic, made by the echoing and surging of sound from one ensemble to another.
And, okay, I admit I always secretly hope for weight loss, too, but that's incidental.
