Sentence examples for far from essential from inspiring English sources

But it is far from essential in a Justice of the Supreme Court.

For China it is nice to have, but far from essential.

But something needs sorting, and fast, because this is far from essential viewing.

While this may be the ideal, it's far from essential, as British apathy is more than compensated for by French enthusiasm.

Sharp teeth were far from essential, and if they were found, were merely further evidence that the vampire was undead: it was not only undecayed, but still growing.

A handful of shellfish, be it in the form of clams, prawns or a mussel or two, will lend much in terms of flavour, but is far from essential.

Try not to move too far away from essential utilities: installing services from inconvenient distances could add up to £100,000 to the building costs.

He wanders and hedges and doubles back, but he is governed by a strong instinct for self-preservation, and never strays too far from his essential positions.

He acknowledged that some found his position "simply contrary, tiresome, or quixotic," but added: "Yet, in my judgment, when a justice perceives an interpretation of the text to have departed so far from its essential meaning, that justice is bound, by a larger constitutional duty to the community, to expose the departure and point toward a different path.

Egalitarians can respond to the anti-egalitarian critique by conceding that it is the nature of some (if certainly far from all) essential norms of morality and justice to be concerned primarily with the adequate fulfillment of the separate claims of individuals.

Again, this is far from grime's essential solipsism; like Visionist, he doesn't feel an affinity with today's scene.