The matchbox is an inessential prop because Spade uses a peculiar cigarette lighter to light his cigarettes. |
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When you have to do it in your head, you have to get really to the heart of the matter and try to eliminate the inessential details. |
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The rest of the notation serves to make commentaries about the moves and is inessential for understanding it. |
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Like their persecuting predecessors, they mistakenly believed that consciences could be forced in ceremonial and other inessential matters. |
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Each of these two Simple Minds records has its share of inessential material, but that is greatly outweighed by the good stuff. |
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The High Court, he said, was not an inessential appendage to the new constitutional structure. |
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In the end, both of the bonus tracks come off as inessential add-ons included for marketing, rather than musical, reasons. |
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It is perhaps the fact that Laner is a jack of all trades and a master of none, that makes Slow Food, as a whole, an inessential release. |
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Call me Marxist if you must, but since when does blowing away money on overpriced, inessential and short-lived goods constitute a subversive act? |
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It was the type of luxury but inessential furnishing that proliferated in type and quantity in sixteenth-century Venice. |
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The inessential stuff between scenes, the transitions and build-ups and detailed expository explanations, are mainly not there. |
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This decision reflects our desire to reduce the use of inessential materials. |
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It is-in the unique totality of its unfinishedness, in the rigour of its inessential incompleteness, in the privilege of its infinitude. |
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Office work is, widely, inessential, it's just a lot easier than chopping trees down or digging a pit. |
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Ordinary Japanese have cut back on inessential spending, in a mood of sacrificial restraint. |
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It is a matter just of separating the essentials from the inessential with all organisation forms. |
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The Californian is a fine, if inessential sophomore effort from a skilled band that could be on the cusp of something great if only they'd let their guard down. |
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This involves cunning compression strategies that throw out inessential data and crams the essentials onto tape using a head that rotates at 9000 rpm. |
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Now that the Commission has to consider carefully what resources are required for each activity, this is an example of the kind of activity we ought to avoid: one that is inessential but demanding in terms of resources. |
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We only view a snapshot image of the diversity of living systems, so that we are tempted to identify many species and habitats as redundant or inessential. |
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On the other hand, it was inessential by press officer Matteo Cavazzuti, who has been very efficient in his new job, to ask journalists to clap for the winners or wearers of the pink jersey at the end of the interviews. |
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New results and test methods will allow them to decide how best to exploit the existing reserve capacity, so avoiding inessential reinforcing work. |
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Having followed faithfully in the slipstream of the superpower, Britain is entitled to a share of the glory, but not to exaggerate its own useful but inessential contribution. |
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The doctrines of DIY economics include the following: Industries or activities can be classed as essential or inessential, or ranked in order of priority. In this section Profits? |
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It is then that we discover the importance of solidarity, dialogue and focusing on what unites us, putting aside pointless controversy, division and concern for the inessential. |
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