This was a convenient and necessary adjunct of the protective tariff.

But then Bud regarded tobacco as a necessary adjunct to soundness of judgment.

A shawl is always a necessary adjunct to such adventures.

In answer she pointed to the new cook's trunk-thatnecessary adjunct of the migratory domestic.

There is the exchange of material conveniences called commerce, with its necessary adjunct, the sanctity of obligation.

But to make up for this, they installed a concert organ, a necessary adjunct for musical performances.

This seems to be a necessary adjunct to the playing of football, with either round or oval balls.

At every "quilting" Anne was a necessary adjunct, and her nimble fingers drove the needle more swiftly than anyone's else.

But I have come to terms with it: realising at last that it is a necessary adjunct of my own measure of humanity.

Such a person-CommonSense Man, we can call him-wasa necessary adjunct to the federal system Hume had inspired and Madison had created.

A band is a necessary adjunct, and bringing up the rear are the inhabitants, marching and singing to the music of the band.

It is a valuable and necessary adjunct to the other provisions for the care of a population of 1,500.

He selected Billy Storey to perform on these necessary adjuncts to the minstrels.

We launched scores of ingenious contrivances which have since become universally recognized as necessary adjuncts of modern life.

We have felt that they were externals, desirable but not necessary adjuncts,-prettytags of an exceptional gift or culture.

"Rhyme," he says, and says truly, "is no necessary adjunct of true poetry."