Sentence examples for hardly ancillary from inspiring English sources
But deliberate not because what Bush is doing weighs on my spirits but because I wanted to depict that week and its effect on people in New York, particularly on the young people Zuckerman encounters, who are hardly ancillary to the novel; they make an overwhelming impression on him and play a strong role in his demise.
"Those are just ancillary arguments.
For years, festivals were just an ancillary part of a studio's fall rollout, a way to get some early buzz going but hardly an all-important moment.
Clearly, however, even if such novelties turn out to be numerically prominent, they are, typically, involved in ancillary functions and hardly can be construed as the heritage of a distinct primary line of cell evolution [ 74].
The bioethics commission, chaired by Amy Gutmann, president of the University of Pennsylvania, argues that physicians, researchers, and companies marketing DNA tests need to reframe how they think about all of this: While of course no one knows what will be buried in a given gene sequence, the fact that ancillary findings may be part of it should hardly be a surprise.
Therefore, a guiding consideration in evaluating particular conceptions of autonomy (though hardly a hard and fast test) will be whether it connects properly to these ancillary judgments (for discussion of "formal conditions" of a concept of autonomy, see Dworkin 1988, 7 10).
While $16.4m is hardly setting the box office on fire, it will ensure a probable break-even in theatres before what should be a solid ancillary run.
There are ancillary benefits, too.
There were ancillary benefits too.
There are no ancillary characters.
