Sentence examples for inconsequential objects from inspiring English sources

Even inconsequential objects gain in lustre.Alas, there are rather a lot of them in this inaugural exhibition.

Things like packs of gum, tissues, breath mints and more might seem like inconsequential objects.

Laura Quattrocchi's "The Lost Collection" installation consists of found, inconsequential objects dropped by pedestrians around New York City -- gloves, hats, the occasional sock.

Prose rebuts the charge that Frank's diary was a "found object" — the inconsequential scribblings of an adolescent whose death elevated it far beyond its value as a work of literature.

Bin Laden dismissed this target as inconsequential.

"Objects close to us may be inconsequential in terms of the whole universe but they are important to us," Dr. Gott and his colleagues write in a paper describing their map and posted on the physics Web site at arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0310571. How to do justice both to the grandeur and the complexity of the universe?

The researchers defined degrading lyrics as those that portrayed women as sexual objects, men as insatiable and sex as inconsequential.

For grain aggregation to occur for very small objects, where the mutual gravitational force is inconsequential, there must be a mutual attractive force, such as the van der Walls force or some other type of surface energy, electrostatic or magnetic force, and/or some mechanism to dissipate energy in the collision.

Using nothing more than a small inanimate object, Taylor seamlessly weaves what appear to be inconsequential parts into a vivid whole.

There's the most inconsequential, the "I love you" we address to Nutella, other foods and objects in general.

Conversely, to the Kleinians and the rest of the avant-garde (the object-relations schools) the events of the Oedipal period are pallid and inconsequential in comparison with the cliffhanging psychodramas of infancy.