Sentence examples for immaterial point from inspiring English sources

I think that is a rather immaterial point.

To be frank, I think that is a rather immaterial point.

Rather than hype the theatrical victory that Obama scored during the debate, when he successfully parried the immaterial point of what words he used in the Rose Garden, we should extract some lessons.

Ibn al-Haytham also objected to Ptolemy's habit of defining motions with respect to immaterial points and lines as if they were real material bodies.

For the moment, at least, whether he was soft on the enemy was immaterial; the point was that he knew how to win.

In addition to the status of the soul as both created and immaterial (both points contrasting with the Manicheans), he also insists upon the mutability of the human soul, a feature that not only serves to distinguish it from its creator but one that he views as necessary to explain the possibility of moral change, be it for better or worse [Letter 166.3; Confessions IV.xv.26].

Although Judge Klausner would probably rule the point immaterial, it might be added that "Stairway to Heaven" is a variegated tour-de-force of a song while "Taurus" is hazily inert.

No such thing exists in reality as an immaterial line or point, and yet the mathematician's thought is not empty or misleading.

Whether they were wise is immaterial at this point; they were the primary military focus of the United States.

Duke has responded in court that it may exclude witnesses it deems "duplicative or immaterial" -- a point also stated in its handbook.

Whether the Albanian's were telling the truth about their motives for growing weed under the cops' noses is immaterial as a point of law.