Sentence examples for inconsequential matters from inspiring English sources

And the campus has been more peaceful than usual, with fewer crises over inconsequential matters.

His point is taken: nothing ultimately, means anything, but in the moment, we forget that, and become convinced that inconsequential matters mean the world.

These are not goofy little news items dealing with such inconsequential matters as health care, the midterm elections and various conflicts around the world.

However, the current barrage of bad business news and personal penny-pinching left me yearning to just sit and chatter about utterly inconsequential matters.

And then there is the not inconsequential matter of my two teenaged sons being born there, before we adopted them.

But with their cautious dissonances and largely inconsequential subject matter, the results would have fitted as easily in 2001 or 1991 as in 2011.

In late 1995, Jones was offered an immunity deal, but her behavior--such as lying to prosecutors about inconsequential matters--caused prosecutors to question her credibility.

It seemed as if the candidates' Catholic beliefs were inconsequential in matters of immigration, poverty, defense and foreign policy, and that the only issue that "mattered" to Catholics was the issue of abortion.

The story in the film is inconsequential; what matters most, as always, is the dance.

Spurgeon insists that the force only uses humour when tweeting about inconsequential police matters.

At 243, it was almost an average of ten per page for items that were inconsequential, mostly matters of public record, and beside the point.