Sentence examples similar to nonessential person from inspiring English sources
The Eastern churches have long suspected that the West's error resides in giving an "Augustinian" priority to an undifferentiated divine essence that in fact renders the distinct persons nonessential to the Godhead.
But things change when somebody decides to put a nonessential item on the market: the person looks at an object, creates an imaginary value for what it is worth and asks for the equivalent of that fabricated value in currency.
If I bought something nonessential, the guilt of a mortal sin washed over me.
The Home Office guidance states that councils should not offer white or brown goods that might be deemed nonessential to resettled Syrians as part of the vulnerable persons resettlement scheme.
BANGKOK — Foreign governments advised citizens to avoid nonessential travel to Bangkok on Friday, expanding earlier travel warnings a day after explosions killed one person and injured dozens in the city's main financial district.
Like other activities rooted in the nonessential (finally reading that back issue of The Economist, say, or trimming difficult-to-reach hairs on your person), Twitter is at its most compelling when you are trapped in an airport hotel in Tulsa.
There will be shortages on many nonessential goods that Iranians have grown accustomed to consuming, the sorts of things that can make one feel like a normal person: foreign snacks such as Nutella and Kit Kat bars, make-up, clothes, electronics.
Since North Carolina passed a law that requires a person to use the bathroom of the gender on their birth certificate, governors in New York, Connecticut, Vermont and Washington state have banned all nonessential travel to North Carolina.
Sony is discouraging nonessential travel to China.
The White House florists, alas, are deemed nonessential.
