Sentence examples for feeling inconsequential from inspiring English sources
Until this year, when so many industries felt the foundation-shaking effects of the Me Too movement, many of the women we spoke to felt as though Ragnarok leadership was incapable of handling infractions when they occurred, leaving them feeling inconsequential and overlooked.
But the distinction feels inconsequential.
It was a place where you could still feel inconsequential.
But that very feeling of being inconsequential and marginal oddly lends it the weight of greater importance … it feels personal.
The show is inconsequential, but the feeling into which it taps is not.
Their conversation doesn't cover any particularly grave matters either, but Ms. Kirk and Mr. Chaplin capably evoke the complicated layers of feeling that simmer beneath the inconsequential discussion as they reanimate an old argument over Jerry's aversion to cuddling.
Feelings of solidarity aren't inconsequential or fruitless.
"Maybe the average reader is not facing the daily challenges of a mom whose child is dying of cancer, for example, but she probably had an argument with her teenager that morning about something inconsequential that left her feeling frustrated and certain there's no middle ground between them," she told me.
If not, I'll just keep up my personal boycott because maybe I enjoy feeling bitter and exacting miniscule and inconsequential revenge on an industry that shapes more than it mirrors our society.
All small, all fairly inconsequential, but all bring me a far greater feeling of fulfilment than any office job I would once have ironically regarded as all-defining.
