Sentence examples for as immaterial from inspiring English sources

This is as immaterial as you can go".

And in a day, Testaverde's career had become as immaterial as a bargain-basement bin.

The main body of the academy was to be as immaterial as technically possible.

That no show has any reason for being, beyond this, is as immaterial as the Emperor's new duds.

Whether her gifts are primarily due to nature or nurturing is as immaterial as the talent is impressive.

Facebook describes it as one of many that it received and as "immaterial" to the calculations of ConnectU founders and their battery of lawyers and advisers.

Here, the decadent beach clubs and loud night spots of the teeming Riviera resorts are as immaterial as the low clouds drifting past.

Even at her most physically free, she is as immaterial as a simile, "like" the only thing she has ever thought herself to be.

The plaintiff's counsel then asked the witness the following question: 'Was the value of cotton Italians partially or wholly determined, between the manufacturer and the purchaser, according to the number of threads to the square inch?' To this question defendant's counsel objected as immaterial.

"Digital is not as immaterial as most people think," he says.

Additionally, once the target continuant has been stereotyped as << immaterial>>, the source continuant has to be stereotyped as << immaterial>> as well.