Sentence examples for optional about from inspiring English sources

There is little optional about Goldie's art, which he surmises to be part of a typically "addictive" Virgo personality.

500g beetroot 4 garlic cloves, skin on, bashed 4 sprigs fresh thyme 3 bay leaves Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper 2 tbsp olive oil 50g bulgur wheat ½ tsp vegetable bouillon powder or ¼ of a veg stock cube (optional) About 75g watercress For the dressing 2 tbsp plain, full-fat yoghurt 1 tbsp sour cream ¼ garlic clove, peeled First, roast the beetroot.

Demographical questions and contact information (optional) about respondents: institution, country, academic profile.

Suggestions for improvement (three open-ended questions) Demographical questions and contact information (optional) about respondents: institution, country, academic profile.

And so, once again, there will seem to be something optional about adherence to the standards of morality: morality will seem to be escapable in just the sense that the morality system denies.

There is nothing optional about this social safety net for the needy; it is not charity.

After a single University of Southern California student complained about optional questions about their sexual history that were asked as part of a required, online Title IX training video, administrators apologized and took them down, per the Washington Post.

There is both mandatory information about the pros and cons of available quitting methods and optional information about quitting benefits.

Inspections, though optional, cost about 500 Australian dollars ($330).

A generally less expensive safety feature is the antilock brake system, which remains optional on about half of all car models.

Re "Still Swiss and Still Sharp (Digital Memory Optional)" (May 1), about new variations on the Swiss Army knife: The announced foray into high-tech gadgetry for these knives, including memory sticks and digital features, may prove attractive to some customers, but the Classic model -- with blade, nail file, tweezers, scissors, toothpick and key ring -- served me well for years of on-the-go needs.