It just goes to show we never know, so why bother with the effort of making a judgment on such an insignificant thing like an older child in a stroller?
In a 2016 episode of "Parts Unknown," he spoke about feeling isolated and "kind of like a freak," and he shared that an "insignificant thing" like a mediocre airport hamburger could set him down a dark path.
It may sound like such an insignificant thing but traveling with a pen is an absolute must.
After a good old chortle at the 1929 Lateran Pact, which the church signed with Mussolini – a sordid business, as negotiations with dictators often are, but not an insignificant thing to do when you're carving out space under a totalitarian regime – Robertson will tell us that the "state" is just a basilica with a garden attached (ho, ho).
The conference asks how we understand what is enabled by a relation to the corpse variously as object of speculation, model for medical investigation, as evidence of a crime or a triumph, as the remains of someone loved or hated, or as an insignificant thing.
How about "Go; you are an insignificant thing".
"It seemed like an insignificant thing that he had gotten to third base, but it ends up being a huge thing," Girardi said.
"It's not an insignificant thing to formalize in federal law these protections," Dr. Altman said, "so that the protections don't depend on the H.M.O. or the state they're in".
And in a setting like The Daily, where editorial content moves, swoops and bursts with color, just like good advertising, that's not an insignificant thing to do.
"That's not an insignificant thing.
It's not an insignificant thing that the Cook County assessor's race resulted in the defeat of the person who heads the local Democratic Party.
