Sentence examples for her immaterial from inspiring English sources

Her "Immaterial Landscape" shows dark cloud formations of ambiguous depth painted on sheets of Mylar that are then affixed to the walls.

If we have a high ranking public official concerned that her emails are up for grabs because the opposition party seeks to undermine her and the president she works for, she will (perhaps should) do what is necessary to protect her immaterial, unfiltered thoughts that made their way into emails.

At the summit of a four-decade career of peerless illustriousness – people have started calling her the "grandmother of performance art" - she arrives in London with her most immaterial show ever.

Still, with minor rejiggering, NBC could have found time for Afanasyeva — the reigning world champion in the floor exercise — even if her routine was immaterial.

When she finally got headed for Central Park West, she leaned out and said, "I'm sorry about this, but I was told-" The officer waved her away, "Irrevelant, immaterial and hearsay," he said.

It feels very much like the work of a person whose gender, although immaterial to her work, is important for those trying to unpick her legacy – and understand what it is about her grand sculptures that speaks to both male and female artists today.

But it was immaterial to her.

But they were immaterial to her work.

The producer for the event felt that her floor exercise was "immaterial to the outcome".

Lord Russell responded dryly that credit for the treaty was "immaterial" to Her Majesty's Government so long as the slave trade was suppressed.

But Harman insisted that the affiliate status, granted in 1975, three years before she joined the NCCL as legal officer, was "immaterial" to her work.