Sentence examples for inconsequential in from inspiring English sources

Infuriating for the bowler, but surely inconsequential in the end.

If government is "inconsequential" in this sphere, then continued American decline is inevitable.

That's nice for bragging rights, but inconsequential in the real world.

But most of what voters did was largely inconsequential in the prosperous 1990's.

These free points can seem inconsequential in a match, but they add up quickly, like turnovers in a basketball game.

Yet it was in Mr. Magloire's work that New Chamber Ballet risked being inconsequential in both expressive and musical terms.

"It's very good supplemental income," Mr. Sladkus said, "but relatively inconsequential in terms of the whole budget".

"Mr Nixon needlessly exposed himself to questions on detail that are on the record and are inconsequential in their interpretation".

The documentary showed Griffin leading a team of researchers focussed on spotting inconsistencies, no matter how inconsequential, in Gore's statements, and packaging them for the media.

"And I'll promise you this: I'll work every day to make Washington, D.C., as inconsequential in your life as I can".

In fact, more often than not, it's in those numerous, seemingly inconsequential, in-between moments that punctuate your day.