Inessential

In the civil case, Mr. Cohen was more of a peripheral witness, headline-grabbing but inessential to winning.

The thought of our mortality has an uncanny knack of shaking down all the inessential, the faff and making us realise what truly matters at the end of it all.

Because it’s so freeform, much of is inessential by design.

The world is crafted as carefully as the puzzle it contains, with everything inessential shaved away.

At a coronation, the monarch usually takes an oath but as a coronation is inessential, Monarchs need not take a similar oath in order to discharge their duties, as with the case of Edward VIII.

Chromatic notes are traditionally understood as harmonically inessential embellishments, shadings, or inflections of diatonic notes.

Consequently, it is inessential that an occasion of experience have an aspect in the mode of presentational immediacy; occasions of the grades one, two, and three, lack that aspect.

This could be done by removing inessential features in the 6800 and using a newer fabrication technology, "depletion-mode" MOS transistors.