Sentence examples for inconsequential attacks from inspiring English sources

The early part of the second half was a similarly stodgy affair, with another missed Humphreys penalty coming at the end of a spell of largely inconsequential attacks from both sides.

An informative new French documentary film, "Le Mystère Picasso," which was exhibited in Paris in the summer of 1956, shows the growth of several paintings and drawings under his creative hand, and it shows him beginning intricate compositions at inconsequential points of attack.

- Unnecessary Rhetoric: Add the President's attacks on inconsequential business items like "corporate jets" and the "greed" of Wall Street and you have an anti-business climate that is unparalleled in my lifetime.

When Attila threatened Paris (451), she persuaded the inhabitants to remain, assuring them that the attack would be inconsequential; Attila's army went on to Orléans, 70 miles (110 km) from Paris, and was defeated.

Jesús Navas and Silva tormented Newcastle in the wide positions and Agüero's partnership with Edin Dzeko in attack made it feel inconsequential that Carlos Tevez has moved on and Stevan Jovetic was injured.

Gave a belligerent 57 minute press conference in which he attacked the media and lied about numerous inconsequential things.

Compared with last fall's terrorist attacks, Mr. Harrell's bogus Internet threat seems almost inconsequential.

The lack of such services not only enables attacks by malicious entities, but also indirectly allows seemingly inconsequential misconfigurations to disrupt large portions of the Internet.

So long as we treat attacks like the nine the US endured this week as largely inconsequential, we quietly endorse and enable a grinding mass shooting epidemic a national shame sorely in need of a national reckoning.

Aside from some inconsequential and often deliberately mistranslated rhetoric, Iran has never had any plan to attack Israel.

Our commander in chief also attacked the integrity of the U.S. judicial system because he didn't like the outcome of an inconsequential lower-court ruling.