Accouterment used in a sentence

Accouterment in a sentence as a noun

Access to a 3G network is nice, but it's an accouterment.

FYI, people here are generally averse to title accouterments such as 'rockstar'

Instead, tell me how well it operates with a battery or an engine and all the extra weight and engineering accouterments that requires.

The packages are secondary; TeX stripped of all its accouterments already solves a really really hard problem, and is extremely fast and free to boot.

Honestly, I'm always surprised that games can even run on top of windows and all its accouterments: anti-virus, indexing, random services, etc. I'm assuming there's some API in windows that lets games tell Windows to chill while the game is running.

Sindhya raises some very valid points that help illustrate that a large portion of the investment community simply can't tell the difference between startups that are truly innovative and those simply clothed in the accouterments of innovation.

But if you want money and fame and all the other accouterments of success, and you're not working on an important problem, and you're not working on getting the courage to work on an important problem, and you're not trying to find the important problems - what are you doing?

The modern car costs about $1,000 to manufacture, this includes materials and labor costs, the other monies include research, development, marketing, and all the other accouterments that make it possible; why are people not screaming for the costs to be lower, because they understand that there are costs and regulatory capture involved.

People want a transit system that takes them where they want to go when they want to go, that is clean, that they don't have to share with strangers, that they won't have someone asking them for "spare" change [1], that has their personal accouterments available for them, that allows them to do other things with their time, that isn't terribly expensive, that doesn't smell like urine.