Sentence examples for both inconsequential from inspiring English sources

At any given moment in "Turbulence," situations, both inconsequential and those charged with political meaning, erupt all over the stage.

The attacks on New York and Washington have clearly made the question of what kind of television show is going to work seem both inconsequential and harder than ever to answer.

Moulton was the focus of some dismissive remarks from Pelosi earlier this year, when she told Rolling Stone that he and Ohio's Tim Ryan were both "inconsequential".

The public spat quickly metastasized from a tussle about turnout to an argument about the Trump administration's willingness to lie about matters both inconsequential and easily fact-checked, and its disdain for inconvenient statistics, whether in the form of approval ratings or the official unemployment rate.

The overall policy environment and the political instability, are both inconsequential to materializing the MDGs in Iraq.

Facebook and Twitter were both considered inconsequential social toys in their early years, only to go on and become fundamental platforms for connecting people, supporting free speech and even taking part in overthrowing oppressive governments.

People should recognize that a wealth of both critical and inconsequential genetic information is becoming available.

In the style that so often attends mime and circus, everything is quaint, inconsequential, both surreal and cute.

The self-contradictions of which they consist might be compelling except that Ms. Armitage renders them all both knowing and inconsequential.

Companies from "our countries", he said, were too small to compete in other markets by themselves.On the face of it, these comments were both obvious and inconsequential.

After intermission it was a Suite for Four Cellos and the Impromptu (Op. 30), both sweet and inconsequential and written by the late-19th and early-20th-century composer Julius Klengel.