Sentence examples for consequential things from inspiring English sources

It would be functionally impossible to say only consequential things to a baby.

"We've done some incredibly controversial, consequential things in a remarkably short period of time, and it's because he was willing to act quickly, with force and creativity".

Not all the ghosts who populate my travels in Amsterdam are famous ones, though most seem to have done fairly consequential things in life.

Judaism's distinction as a faith, he says, comes from its commitment to belief in an invisible God, and from this commitment, many consequential things follow.

I remember feeling passive, like the most consequential things in life were the ones that happened to me, sometimes for no apparent reason.

Some brilliant scholar has to write a comprehensive history of modern economics because the evolution of this field is clearly one of the most consequential things happening in the world today.

Nevertheless, since the clause was free, he accepted it: "It was not a consequential thing to me - it wasn't that important".

In the end, the consequential thing about Collins' move, joined by Murkowsi and Kelly Ayotte, another woman Republican, wasn't that it was collaborative or that it struck a compromise — there was no deal.

"If you clearly don't have enough delegates to secure the nomination, about the only consequential thing you can focus on is the platform," said Frank Watkins, Jackson's longtime chief strategist.

Deciding to invade, conquer, and occupy Iraq is by far the most consequential thing that Bush has done as President, and it's frustrating that we don't know, and probably won't for years, exactly when, how, and why he made the decision.

Now, if Yoshua made only half decent videos of hot girls hanging out and Miguel painted naive drawings of metalheads, this would still be the most consequential thing to happen to the city since the Spanish killed everyone and drained the city's water supply hundreds of years ago.