minor point

Also—a minor point, but one that touches me rather—that I shall want my hair cut long before March is out.

Consolidated Pemmican, once the center of my business existence, was now but a minor point on its periphery.

It seems trivial after the above to recall a minor point wherein instinct has had much to say.

For one thing--this is a minor point--Shakespeare had really far more elbow-room than the playwright of to-day.

Ravenshaw perceived that a minor point had been scored against him; but he was not much discomfited.