Sentence examples for completely immaterial from inspiring English sources

His art is completely immaterial; it can be bought and sold without involving any objects whatsoever.

In 2007, he said at an investor conference that a distribution deal between Paramount and Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks studio was "completely immaterial" to Viacom's financial success.

Thus the third-century Church Father Origen tells of how, at the beginning of time, the angels circled around God in a completely immaterial state.

"The timing of the actual transfer of Dimitar was completely immaterial and unconnected to our bringing in a replacement for him.

"The financial impact to Paramount first and especially to Viacom over all would be completely immaterial in the event somebody shows up to help them start a studio from scratch," he said.

"The financial impact to Paramount first and especially to Viacom over all would be completely immaterial in the event somebody shows up to help them start a studio from scratch," Mr. Dauman said.

But this is all immaterial.

In all probability, it is immaterial.

Now 'immaterial' characterizes its mode of existence, not just the negative fact that it is immaterial like all other forms are immaterial.

Many discoveries of quantum physics are not only immaterial, but that is a work in completely different ways that has nothing to do with the standard three-dimensional spatial sense we have.

Goldman has said repeatedly that its exposure to A.I.G. was "immaterial" and that the $20 billion was hedged so completely that it would have insulated the firm from significant losses.