Sentence examples for slightly peripheral from inspiring English sources

Football was always going to feel slightly peripheral, especially when the crowds were so sparse and some of the venues so far away.

A slightly peripheral figure in the Spanish world championship group of Barcelona and Real Madrid stars, Mata plays as Hazard plays — with a joy in his stride, and with invention few can match.

While chess is embedded in the culture of some eastern European countries, it still remains slightly peripheral in most of the rest of the world and its popularity among the general public therefore tends to be dependent on big spectaculars: best of all a world championship match, preferably with a local hero.

Which doesn't make them less alive; it only makes them slightly peripheral.

They [obstetricians] have a slightly peripheral role in postnatal care although they are there if we need them.

Checking with the control CBCT, it appears that the biopsies were most likely planned slightly peripheral to the lesions.

Goggles slightly reduced peripheral vision and increased response times.

This riveting biography of Violet Gibson – a forgotten, pitiable, slightly potty, peripheral figure – also encompasses the deranged psyche of the 20th century.

The former revelled in a slightly more peripheral role; no longer burdened with the responsibility of being the No10 (a job to which his skillset was never truly suited), his sashaying forays in the left channel proved a permanent thorn in Japan's side.

As the heart size decreases, the DC angular intervals in the CPFOV become finer and more closely stacked causing increased overlap of consecutive DC images, at the expense of slightly coarser peripheral sampling.

Shadowing the post before starting work is a legitimate, but slightly less peripheral role than being a student.