This single Proustian moment of remembrance arrives through a simple and seemingly inconsequential action that nonetheless has the power to throw us back into a world that is deeply implanted into our memories or embedded into our perhaps-futures.
(B) As Carson's men charged forward, they felt keenly, albeit intuitively, the way surveillance compressed time, tightening it in — days of inaction punctuated only by occasional shit breaks, piss breaks, smoke breaks and drink breaks, food breaks and stretch breaks interrupted only by small, inconsequential peripheral actions observed.
In addition, Lacrosse was concerned by the increasing gale and rocky lee shoreline, which posed considerable threats to his over-laden vessel, which was already damaged from its winter voyage and carried a regiment of the French Army and General Humbert, neither of which could be placed at risk in an inconsequential naval action.
All tiny actions, inconsequential in isolation, measured in the consumption of minutes and hours, become the collective representation of success over time.
As inconsequential as these actions may seem to a person's creditworthiness, they have an effect on some lender's decisions.
"The simple act of placing sand in a crack or posting a photo on social media may seem inconsequential, but small actions can help raise awareness of the issues facing those who are overlooked".
In fact, politics are inconsequential to the action of "Il Trovatore," and Mr. Moshinsky's sloppy take, like Mr. Vick's donnish one, self-destructed on arrival.
Wal-Mart had initially brushed off these actions as inconsequential public relations efforts.
"There are very high costs associated with even seemingly inconsequential inconsiderate words and actions," adds Pearson.
