Sentence examples similar to inconsequential time from inspiring English sources

While seemingly inconsequential at times, every response that you choose will have an impact on the game.

Reversing the Obama-era decision may prove inconsequential for the time being.

Given all of this, it seemed almost inconsequential when the time came to pay my dues.

It seemed so inconsequential at the time that they did not even report it to their insurance company.

But Damned lacks that steely focus, drifting into repetition and inconsequential pastiche, marking time in the genres it inhabits rather than warping them out of shape.

That fixture may have seemed inconsequential at the time, but it represented a major step as the duo sought to fulfil a shared basketball dream.

How could he do that to me? We'd been firm friends for three years (by friends I mean that I'd pecked his head in twice a week about inconsequential details until time was up).

An apology along the lines of: "What you say is so dull and inconsequential that every time you open your mouth, I automatically switch off and start thinking of a soul singer best known for the top 30 hit Wings of Love in the 1980s".

Little infelicities, inconsequential at the time, would become distracting, or even irritating.

Norway essentially had a "non-policy" managing Svalbard with a defensive and inconsequential reaction every time activity was proposed.

And not just when it comes to matters such as divorce, which proved inconsequential by the time the twice-married Reagan ran for president in 1980.