Using nothing more than a small inanimate object, Taylor seamlessly weaves what appear to be inconsequential parts into a vivid whole.
Elsewhere in the movement are found the slow, repeated-note bass and inconsequential viola part common in early symphonies.
"Any benefit there might be to fighting is so small as to be inconsequential," said Gabriel Desjardins, part of the new generation of advanced hockey statisticians that has emerged in the last few years.
Other hazards, inconsequential ones, just seemed like part of city life.
This is part of its inconsequential, wistful charm, particularly on an Edinburgh Fringe where everyone else seems to be shouting, "Look at me!" Fox's piece follows a life led quietly and anonymously.
Her predecessor Condoleezza Rice did reach the million-mile mark but Clinton visited more countries than any other secretary of state, trying to bring American diplomacy to places such as the Cook Islands, seemingly inconsequential but playing its own part in the US's Asia policy.
Sliced into even smaller parts and more inconsequential walking off and on, the mannered "Square None" had no ideas to bind it, and its mishmash soundtrack (Handel, electronica) didn't help.
Although this might only be conjecture on their part, it seems clear that apparently inconsequential features of the study, introduced to enable the trial to take place, nevertheless played an important symbolic role.
The causes of technical and social change are manifold, and scientific research forms just part of the ecosystem, but this doesn't make it inconsequential.
