Sentence examples similar to inconsequential fine from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, most stories in the collection are fine, if fairly inconsequential.
Tickets are inexpensive enough and the outcome sufficiently inconsequential that I would be fine surrendering to a four-year-old who wants to eat or wander or go home after two innings.
Egyptian journalists have been subjected to the heavy hand of successive governments, using seemingly inconsequential excuses to impose heavy fines, jail terms, and worse, on critics, based on rigid media laws.
"I am a member of a new preparatory committee for a press council". Egyptian journalists have been subjected to the heavy hand of successive governments, using seemingly inconsequential excuses to impose heavy fines, jail terms, and worse, on critics, based on rigid media laws.
They all seem to be aware of the fact that they are tiny, inconsequential beings living fleeting lives; some are fine with this knowledge, while others are mystified, fascinated, or devastated.
As with the silicon nitride membrane construction, we assume that the loss of fine, local structure resulting from the random atom placement is inconsequential to image simulation.
It is his way of stripping out the confected part of the sport which makes him so absorbing – especially to those for whom the finer points of a grimly defensive battle are all a little inconsequential.
But they seem inconsequential.
Personality characteristics were inconsequential.
You inconsequential little stain.
