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I slipped minor figures from early books into later ones.

The exhibition casts a few minor figures in bit parts.

I felt like a minor figure in a major tragedy.

In 1968, 114 went to trial, though only ten minor figures would be convicted of anything.

Whether music history will dismiss him as a minor figure who got lucky in the 1950's remains to be seen.

These men were all important, but we are also introduced to a multitude of minor figures.

Many of Kennedy's older relatives were minor figures in the machine.

He would have been a minor figure in Australia's political history but for the events that followed his sudden death.

Today Newton appears to have been a very minor figure.

Those who think Popper a relatively minor figure are likely to take a different view.

Up to that time managers were more marginal figures in a team.

And as with the Reagans, the children are marginal figures.

To some critics, she is a marginal figure; to others, puzzling in her ambiguity.

The contemporary composer can seem to be a marginal figure, an artist without portfolio.

However, he no longer had any influence and was essentially a marginal figure.

Or should they remain marginal figures, seen as threatening by nobody, but at the same time, therefore, not really getting to know anyone in depth?

Today some critics view him as a marginal figure.

Maybe it's safe to go on in as is, maybe not; the computer gives us marginal figures.

He also pays a lot of attention to those who might be regarded as marginal figures.

He became a marginal figure in the 1980s, despite remaining on the executive committee.