1And that is merely incidental to the other things on the concession.
2That they have emotions is merely incidental to their role as informants.
3It just happens that culture, in his case, is incidental to career.
4An occurrence incidental to these disturbances now added to the public feeling.
5Those, I take it, are the sole misfortunes incidental to your condition.
6But they never realized that these sensations were only incidental to hunting.
7Emma, like many other good people, is only incidental to our subject.
8I'm a materialist, very likely, but that's only incidental to my realism.
9They'd had a sexual encounter, incidental to him but life-changing for her.
10Men had been considered incidental to the process of procreation for too long.
11However, it seemed that this major clue was only incidental to the killings.
12For it is subordinate or incidental to a more general and important interest.
13So record sales are almost incidental to the piles of money U2 generate.
14All of which is incidental to the wider picture behind Monday evening's coronation.
15Of the usual troubles incidental to folk-song collecting it is unnecessary to speak.
16The atmosphere had that peculiarly pungent ammonia smell incidental to recently tenanted stables.