Sentence examples similar to inconsequential touch from inspiring English sources

The FlowBlocks approach is advantageous for CI because it a) makes accidental touches inconsequential; and b) introduces design parameters for mutual awareness, concurrent input, and conflict management.

For this material, Frankel has a perfect touch, strengthening the inconsequential with emotion, and teasing the self-important with satire.

Nice little touches, but mostly inconsequential.

For once, Messi putting the final touches to a contest was inconsequential: The Bhoys were away and dancing, and Barça was beaten and bewildered.

Almost singlehandedly she turns the inconsequential erotic misadventures of Emma... into a touching romantic fable about love and its defenses and the loss of innocence.... Miss Peters has always oozed a cuddlesome Shirley Temple-like sweetness and vulnerability.

But he apparently was so sure that Soloway had played his high heart that he reached across the table and touched what he thought would be an inconsequential card, the seven of spades.

The places they occupied, the things they touched, the alleys they spent a bit of time in are inconsequential.

Because she represents the joys of Latin pop in all its inconsequential glory, Thalia is the kind of artist who should be treated with a light touch rather than a heavy hand.

Ashcroft touched on this in his memoir, where he wrote, "The verdict of history is inconsequential; the verdict of eternity is what counts".

"A History" is mired in inconsequential details, as when Mr. Jones recalls the time when Ms. Miller told him to disconnect "the forearm to touch the spine".

But they seem inconsequential.