Sentence examples for inconsequential role from inspiring English sources
Suspended by the studio for turning down yet another inconsequential role, she went to England to seek better roles.
"The gunfighter played a small, inconsequential role in the story of the West," Mr. Dortort explained in a 2002 interview with the Archive of American Television.
Moreover, non-zero dispersion is found to be useful in reducing the deleterious amplifier nonlinear gain modulation at mid-range distances, whereas four-wave mixing is found to play a practically inconsequential role.
Maria Kowroski, in a one-shoulder full-length red gown — Valentino's finest costume of the evening — her hair flowing, danced to Duke Ellington with Charles Askegard (returning to City Ballet as a guest after retiring last year) and 16 other men; her glamorous but inconsequential role was created for Suzanne Farrell, Mr. Askegard's for Mr. Martins himself.
After her film debut in Her First Affaire (1932), she appeared in several inconsequential roles before being cast as a vengeful prostitute in The Light That Failed (1939).
Though given too much airtime for such inconsequential roles, the Acrobats Norika Matsuyama, Francisco Mungamba and Wei Wang brought the house down with their elegant, fearless tumbling and spinning.
But movie heaven didn't offer a lot when it came to meaningful roles for Moreno, who said she played every nationality and was offered inconsequential roles -- that is, until she auditioned and landed the role of Anita in "West Side Story".
We also observed an overall absence of significant difference between groups in SOD activity which is indicative of an inconsequential protective role of such enzyme in mediating antitumor promoting activity of TQF.
Under normal conditions, this proteins role is inconsequential because of the rapidity of its degradation.
The tail ends of cellular protein templates, regions often thought relatively inconsequential, may actually play a role in preventing normal cells from becoming cancerous.
And yet it was the last Labour government that cemented the role as an inconsequential annexe doomed to merely tick the box for "working on women and other social inequalities".
