Sentence examples for In a peripheral way from inspiring English sources

In the book, Peterson treated the exchange of wives in a peripheral way and complained about how the story was handled in the news media.

But Siyu seemed to know his mother only in a peripheral way, as a pupil, and Hanfeng wondered if this was why his mother had allowed the younger woman to remain a friend.

Boston is different, though even here there is pressure to keep on the move, which in a peripheral way the Gardner is doing: a new wing, designed by Renzo Piano, is under way.

But can a high-school student demonstration, no matter how large or widespread, be regarded, even in a peripheral way, as a manifestation of a greater national revolution?

We are part of that ecosystem, maybe, but in a very peripheral way".  .

"Art really has a cultural imperative, so even if [I'm involved in it in a peripheral way], it's good to be involved," she says.

And it communicates something, but sort of in a peripheral, ambient way, if that makes sense.

There are so many sequences that every single one of us have been involved in – even in the most peripheral way – where we have seen tragedies happen because of the plastic in the ocean.

TH: I think that it's in [there] a very peripheral way but it's somebody else's history.

"I walked in here one day to meet Hans and Ivan thinking that I might get involved in some peripheral way, helping them to raise money or something, but when they asked what I wanted to do I found myself saying I want to teach here.' I couldn't believe it but I knew that it felt right".

Women rarely participate other than in rather peripheral ways in shaping their countries' economic and social policies.