Sentence examples for remains peripheral from inspiring English sources

Orr is quite right that dance remains "peripheral" to physical exercise in school.

What goes on outside her immediate experience remains peripheral to her working day – and China is not on her radar.

Love, who is 18 as the movie begins, is H.I.V.-positive but asymptomatic for AIDS and has a steady boyfriend who remains peripheral in the film.

The woman sits with her back to the window, and though there is a slight hint of Parisian architecture it remains peripheral: the city is out of sight, out of mind.

We also assume that the vasculature remains peripheral to the tumor.

We focus on tumors where the vasculature remains peripheral to the growing tumor.

For the moment that remains a peripheral issue.

For now, Feinberg remains a peripheral figure in the Trump Administration, but sooner or later, one suspects, he'll see a return on his investment.

Given that so many little girls want to go to ballet classes, and that it's good exercise, why is it that dance remains so peripheral to physical exercise at school, for example?

Although dollars have been poured in by individuals and corporations keen to boost the game, it remains a peripheral spectator sport.

Although their relationship is examined in a central chapter that turns on the claim that marital union transformed Luther's theology, Katharina remains a peripheral figure, overshadowed by the personality of her husband, whose own swelling girth and heavy jowls were captured in portraits by Lucas Cranach and other 16th-century painters.