Sentence examples for equally insignificant from inspiring English sources

We are all one, man and social media, and, when viewed through the long macro-lens of time, we're all equally insignificant.

Less than a year later, at Cedar Mountain, Va., an equally insignificant location, the 2nd Mass lost 16 out of 23 officers.

The Temptation of St Anthony, which opens tonight at Sadler's Wells in London, is driven by theological debate: tracing one man's crisis of the soul, it zooms into space, plunges into a cacophony of competing religious voices and reaches the benign conclusion that all people, being equally insignificant, can live in universal harmony.

Family size was equally insignificant factor to influence WTA.

The relatively better taproot and lateral roots model forms were the model forms (5) and (6) (refer to "Methods"), respectively, as judged by Adj.R2 and CVr, as other statistics were equally insignificant.

The relatively better taproot and lateral roots model forms were the model forms (5) and (6) (refer to " Methods"), respectively, as judged by Adj.R and CVr, as other statistics were equally insignificant.

Dykhuis dismissed the fight as insignificant.

Late in the period the political adventure goes sour, while the linguistic sophistication reaches a new height, and novelists turn more to a reflection on their own writing, a fiction on fiction or metafiction, while characters and story lines show the corrosive power of a postmodern society, where all is equally available and insignificant.

Equally, these levels were insignificant between the culture systems (t = 0.306, P < 0.05, df = 13) (Table 3).

Adverse health events were equally distributed across socioeconomic status (insignificant CI in Table  2), which is likely to be related to the rather little variation in SES in the sample.

FIFA can claim to be a democratic organization, in the sense that the voices of poor and insignificant soccer countries count equally with those of powers like Germany and Argentina.