Sentence examples for all inconsequential from inspiring English sources

She finally had to step outside to hit her shots, but her 16 points were all inconsequential.

But her performances this season were all inconsequential exercises in insipid, vapid, winsome charm, and they were, in the bad sense, weightless.

But that will be their decision, not the decision of a Spanish, English, Swedish, or, now, French parliament improvising a hasty, ill-founded, and, above all, inconsequential resolution.

And most importantly, you have faith, because when you are fighting for your right to happiness these little actions, the housekeeping, the calls to lawyers, the research, it's all inconsequential.

All small, all fairly inconsequential, but all bring me a far greater feeling of fulfilment than any office job I would once have ironically regarded as all-defining.

But by the grace of modern technology, I can fill at least some of those infinite spaces with the luminous procession of tweets and shares and updates – all of it inconsequential, all of it wonderful.

This might all have been inconsequential, since ministers had held back from including website blocking in the original bill, and most pornographic material online is hosted overseas, outside British jurisdiction.

(Mr. Harris's response: "Who?") It's all good, inconsequential fun.

It's all rather inconsequential fluff and the interviews don't go too much in depth, but Johnson is wise in keeping things light and trying a bit of everything.

But if the curator is not empowered to make the program known, it's easier for the architect to say, 'Let's get all these inconsequential people out of the way.' " Susan Courtemanche, a New York-based consultant for nonprofit groups who is advising several museums with capital projects, said: "What I see happening in many institutions is what I call a one-off.

I let go of my year, all the inconsequential things I found to occupy my mind.