That lesson may seem tangential, even relatively inconsequential and workaday.
Inconsequential and with only a few members, it did not make its existence known until 1960.
The agenda was inconsequential and the talk was dominated by the Middle East.
Her 15 points were largely inconsequential, and far below her average of 25.2 points.
Is the threat this time as inconsequential and illusory as in the past?
But David Fennessy's Happy Story, adapting a Peter Carey story, seemed inconsequential and bitty.
Scanning through the information felt inconsequential and sterile, a bit like weighing your life in coffee spoons.
After weeks of scrutiny, the church members seemed thrilled to have had a semi-private moment, however inconsequential and illusory.
The beauty industry, by contrast, has been dismissed as inconsequential and frivolous, and not worthy of serious scrutiny.
At any given moment in "Turbulence," situations, both inconsequential and those charged with political meaning, erupt all over the stage.
He repeated his view that the renegotiation would be inconsequential, and that Britain should therefore leave the EU.
