Sentence examples for entirely immaterial from inspiring English sources

Not entirely immaterial, of course, what with being one of the highest paid managers in the world.

It was entirely immaterial how the liquor sold by O'Neil at Rutland came to be there, for sale there,—whether it was made there, or whether it was brought in some way from the state of New York.

The presumption of knowledge, which is provided for in section 17, is, in this aspect of the case, entirely immaterial, and does not affect the validity of the statute.

The conceptual piece advanced two ideas that were becoming fashionable at the time: How to create work that was entirely immaterial, rather than a physical object; and how to create work that called attention to the capitalist economy in which art was bought and sold, like any common commodity?

[601 F.2d 522] That the case may be one of local interest only is entirely immaterial, so long as the parties are citizens of different States or a question is involved which by law brings the case within the jurisdiction of a Federal court.

But in fact the medieval theory of universal hylomorphism maintained something slightly weaker than that; it held that all substances except God were composed of matter and form, whereas God is entirely immaterial.

Are we composed entirely of matter, as stones are, or are we partly or wholly immaterial?

But this is all immaterial.

Blogs were completely immaterial.

It even looked as if the new extended Tate Modern might be entirely given over to immaterial art.

But, he gently points out, immortality does not help with this: If your life is directed toward nurturing others who need your protection and guidance, and if, unluckily, you die before they are ready to cope without you, the fact that you will be restored — and maybe restored to them in some entirely different state — is immaterial.