Sentence examples for it's peripheral from inspiring English sources

"O.K., there's still the champagne-drinking audience, but it's peripheral to what we're about.

He wants to be taken seriously — the ultimate vanity — doing pop-up Shakespeare in a coffee shop and claiming, "I was the original Gavroche in 'Les Miz!' " It's clever enough, sending up both the Van Der Beek he once was along with the Van Der Beek who would take a sitcom role sending his past self up, but it's peripheral.

"It's peripheral to the learning process itself".

He also denied harboring anti-Semitic sentiment, saying "it's peripheral, it draws you away from the issue".

It's peripherals like this, and the HD DVD drive that really justify the price of the Playstation 3. When you really think about it, the PS3 is actually cheaper.

I did have a role, but it was peripheral.

It would seem that this comment is obiter (in that it is peripheral to the main point of the ruling and therefore not binding on other courts).

The world of the untouchables, forced to scavenge on the edge of the town, is also present in this novel, but it is peripheral.

This diversity is sometimes overlooked because much of it is peripheral to the evolution of mammals.

It is peripheral to London, forming the eastern edge of the urban sprawl.

We confirm previous findings that it is peripheral neuropathy and not diabetes itself that most strongly determines the development of postoperative infections in these surgical patients.