Sentence examples for inconsequential conversation from inspiring English sources
He's worth £40 million, which tends to colour even the most inconsequential conversation.
She introduced herself as Gisela, a fashion model, and started an inconsequential conversation about the music, which she found boring.
"Long, long, long stretches of bizarrely inconsequential conversation between the babe avengers which are a big comedown from the glorious riffs from Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction".
What makes the book special is her understanding that it is often in the most inconsequential conversations that people reveal themselves most fully.
As she describes it now, the virtuality of her working life was deeply upsetting; she felt surrounded by the inconsequential, the endless conversation about how to display the nominal on PowerPoints that called for the making of future PowerPoints.
All who knew Kath found it vexing that she never seemed to work, that her conversation was inconsequential and effusive, that she was self-effacing, flighty, ebullient, that she required little and left almost nothing, just a photograph and a slip of paper.
Particularly because the NationSwell event took place amid a backdrop of New Yorkers preparing for a not-inconsequential primary vote, the conversation quickly turned to the politics of the moment.
Their conversation is mostly inconsequential chatter or confessions, but running through it is a dominating theme of physical blackness as profoundly beautiful, exciting, and sexually compelling: "... you're my good lovely husband and my brother too... when we go to Africa I'll be your African girl too".
Keep conversations light and inconsequential.
Even body odour will be banished: the authorities have encouraged locals to leave the city for the weekend.And, as at any coming-out party, young Lady Russia's conversations will be charming but inconsequential.
Conversations tended to switch between clarifying information, inconsequential comments, comments about the referrer, comments about risk and reiterating what has already been said.
