Sentence examples for inconsequential nature from inspiring English sources
Mr Thorpe perfectly captures the inconsequential nature of adolescence heart-thumping intensity, cadolescence heart-thumpingnesty.
It is, perhaps, a commentary on the inconsequential nature of the preseason that traffic jams are as much a topic of conversation afterward as the game itself.
After churning out ridiculous human-interest features for 20 years on "Heart of England Reports," Frank Allcroft is suddenly struck by the inconsequential nature of his work and the banality of his life.
It reminded me of a review of the film Eat, Pray, Love in the New Yorker last year, which nailed the damning inconsequential nature of the experience of watching that movie, which "is pleasant enough, in a stupefyingly innocuous way.
Similarly Norman Lovett's style felt unique in the Eighties, but the passage of time has obscured the seemingly inconsequential nature of material that included weak, prop-assisted gags where a kazoo replaces a referee's whistle and a shower cap is likened to a jellyfish.
It is wrong to simply grant a moral pass to this response, to rocket fire on civilians, whether you write this off as self-defense --which, it practise, it is not -- or as human nature, or as inconsequential relative to Israeli aggression.
The revolutionary nature of virtual reality is inconsequential if it is inaccessible to nearly everyone.
But Strahan is the team's best player and Barber is the best ball carrier, and while the nature of their relationship is probably inconsequential to the Giants' record this fall, it's noteworthy that two leaders on a young team haven't spoken in months.
It's not in the nature of technological progress to let such inconsequential obstacles bar its advance.
Due to their apparent "silent" nature, synonymous codon substitutions have long been thought to be inconsequential.
This brief but poignant speech raised serious issues about the nature of authority that made all that had come before seem inconsequential.
