Sentence examples for somewhat peripheral from inspiring English sources

"If you're talking about the size of his party, he's a somewhat peripheral figure," said Yaron Ezrahi, a Hebrew University political scientist.

Although the critics treated it kindly, the New York art scene was in thrall then to the big, bowwow, neo-expressionist paintings of Salle, Julian Schnabel, Robert Longo, and others, and Baldessari's idea-driven art seemed somewhat peripheral.

But despite Mr. Bley's head start in going directly from A to Z, he once seemed a somewhat peripheral figure in free jazz, the movement that Mr. Coleman spawned.

During the 17th century, Chagatai became confined largely to the somewhat peripheral khanate of Khiva, while the khanate of Bukhara usually patronized writing in Persian.

His engagement with progressive politics and spiritualism likely contributed to his lack of employment and to his somewhat peripheral status in the historical record.

Where Serbia was a somewhat peripheral Slavic cousin and Russian client state, Ukraine is a Russian-speaking country firmly inside Moscow's zone of influence.

"My husband died somewhat unexpectedly of peripheral artery disease in 2014.

The obtained detection rates are high, albeit somewhat lower in peripheral tissues than in neuronal tissue.

In addition, because BiPN is predominantly sensory (Richardson et al, 2006; Richardson et al, 2009a,  2009b), it would have been desirable to use cell lines that would somewhat mimic the peripheral sensory nerves.

Since centrilobular fibrosis is usually irreversible, if GIP evolved to UIP, sequels of centrilobular fibrosis would be somewhat linked to the peripheral UIP lesion.

For OCR200/MTX, the CD19+ B cell counts were 21.8 (10) and 27.7 (10) at weeks 24 and 52, respectively, suggesting a somewhat faster repletion of peripheral B cells in the low dose group.