Sentence examples similar to though inessential from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem is the format, which assigns one disc to agreeable, though ultimately inessential, live performances from the '60s revue shows, and another to notable B-sides, which outside an obvious few ("Wherever I Lay My Hat", "Going Down For The Third Time", "I'll Turn To Stone" and "My Cherie Amour") struggles to live up to its promise of "Killer Bs".

Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan's closely watched personal consumption expenditures deflator (PCE) grew in February by 0.3%–one-tenth of a percentage point higher than January's reading when you include non-core (though hardly inessential) components like food and energy.

Though deprived of inessential snippets of dialogue timed to take place during ad breaks, viewers got the essential ingredients: a galactic cast and Graham's strong (apolitical) script.

These supplements, though intriguing, are inessential.

In a realm where style was often functional, nonfiction books were – are – praised for being "well written", as though that were an inessential extra, like some optional finish on a reliable car.

Bits of "inessential knowledge" from longtime NPR librarian Kee Malesky.

Dorsey has sent his share of inessential tweets.

Ordinary Japanese have cut back on inessential spending, in a mood of sacrificial restraint.

Pedantic critics can obstruct a serious engagement with literature by deflecting attention toward inessential matters.

"The year of the event seemed as inessential to me as its distance from the present.

What was a flawless if inessential piece of works turns into something of terrible force and portent.