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Fortunately, three days before we were due to leave, the ban on inessential travel to Luxor was lifted.

If you argue with other people, do not adhere stubbornly to your own opinion, conform to the public on inessential matter.

The more inessential the information in the name, the less likely it is to persist across changes.

The traditional views of metaphor define metaphor as a figure of speech, playing decorative but inessential role.

In note-taking, a strict discipline has to be kept to and all inessential details ignored and unnecessary words eliminated.

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

Make a pile for each different type of record, and use the opportunity to discard everything inessential.

Our perception of the whole is not distracted by inessential details.

Modern design has stripped away all that is inessential.

So why do I talk about the benefits of failure? Simply because failure meant a stripping away of the inessential .

Remember: no one ever tells you they are underworked or that their contribution is inessential.

Simply because failure meant a stripping away of the inessential .

Luxury Something inessential but conducive to pleasure and comfort.

Failure also stripped away the inessential, said Rowling, who signed her first (and very modest) book contract in 1996.

Many inessential factors are becoming more important, such as the viscous dissipation, axial conduction and surface wettability.

We usually pay attention to some inessential details, but throw away what are more invaluable.

Maybe just always ask some inessential and boring stuff since I am a person who is hardly to make a decision.

The truth is that for man she is an amusement, a pleasure, company, an inessential boon;

ordering the people in the lifeboat to throw overboard everythingthat was inessential to their survival