"The political, as unusually challenging as it may be to work with, is understood as an essential, irreducible aspect of our self-representations and an undeniably consequential factor in our difficulties in living," Aibel writes.
Not a particularly consequential experience, perhaps, but surely one that has a life in Osama's memory and imagination — and another indication, among many available in his life, that he should be understood not only as a self-isolating radical imbued with millenarian religious narratives, but also as a modern and globalized figure whose experiences and outlook belong very much to our age.
Clubs are understood to have concerns over the hardness of pitches and consequential injuries, along with the likelihood of part-time players wanting summer holidays.
Obama announced that he'd be running again, which was as consequential as it was unsurprising.
Mr. Trump's decision might not be quite as consequential as some fear, Mr. Cohen said.
This will be just as consequential as prior ones in anatomy, physiology, anesthesia or x-ray imaging, or effective pharmacology.
But reporting mistakes may not be as consequential as they used to be, media observers say.
Certainly it's not as consequential as choosing a college or asking someone to marry you.
Why the Republican and Democratic platforms are as consequential as they are unwieldy and arcane.
The smallest thing is as consequential as the biggest.
To him, that is as consequential as walking the dog, but it rankles Charlotte.
