Sentence examples for remain peripheral from inspiring English sources

VOD will continue to grow but remain peripheral to mainstream TV viewing for the foreseeable future.

Although we meet Hoffman's fellow activists Tom Hayden (Troy Garity) and Jerry Rubin Kevin Corrigann), they remain peripheral.

Motion points out that "she has never lost that sense of being on the edge of things, artistically and geographically, and maybe she needs to remain peripheral because that is where the clarity and perspective of her art come from".

In that case, the unsettled family provided the story's main characters; here, the dinner hosts Genevieve and Eric and their teenage daughter remain peripheral to the storytelling.

Others say that a figure like Strelkov, after his brief months in the limelight in 2014, is doomed to remain peripheral from now on, addressing small groups of nationalists in his discussion tours around the country, but unlikely to win broad appeal.

Newcomers remain peripheral and lack the capacity to alter field positions.

Even so, Stephen Capus, executive producer of "The News with Brian Williams" on MSNBC, said the event loomed so large that jazzy production values remained peripheral.

Language was a prosthesis, a grafted limb that she had learned to live with but that remained peripheral because she could do without it.

Lennon was less successful in serving Soldado and Gylfi Sigurdsson, who operated just behind the main striker, while Chadli remained peripheral on the left.

One idea being fleshed out, "cooperative childcare", is based around two guiding principles: to make the most of new technologies to connect supply and demand in more efficient ways, and use the skills and knowledge of communities to become "co-producers" of childcare, rather than parents remaining peripheral to planning.

However, Ms. Anderson said that while her "university's students, faculty and alumni were disproportionately visible in the revolution," the academy as a whole remained peripheral to events in Egypt.