Sentence examples for inconsequential words from inspiring English sources

The poems in "A Shropshire Lad" are not completely disconnected from Housman's scholarly work — among other things, they owe something to Horace, Housman's favorite Latin poet, in particular to Horace's way of weighting apparently inconsequential words — but they seem to have welled up from another part of him, a spring of emotion that he couldn't, or didn't want to, repress.

A partial grant could be as trivial as the removal of a few inconsequential words.

"It had always felt like an inconsequential word to me, like 'nice.' " He did "Dreamcatcher," a Stephen King adaptation that might have launched him as a movie star but didn't.

"There are very high costs associated with even seemingly inconsequential inconsiderate words and actions," adds Pearson.

Amid illegible words and inconsequential remarks about various possessions, she suddenly throws herself into an anguished apology: "I am sorry I tortured you and drove you mad.

In fact, in the case of Watson's remarks the words seemed inconsequential; the wooden horse of a very well-timed exercise in product placement around the premiere of her latest film.

But to dismiss Guillen's words as inconsequential, so absurd as to not warrant serious analysis, is to ignore the depth and passion of Cubans who live in this country not as immigrants but as exiles.

The word "fling" sounds flimsy and inconsequential, and maybe that's the way you see it, but it's clearly not how your wife sees it.

Even the words "Never Again" have been defiled and made inconsequential.

In other words, the impact must not be treated as wholly inconsequential, as if it were equivalent, for example, to a disproportionate impact on persons with long toe nails.

This was particularly true of BlueStar providers in Ghana, who viewed branding as largely inconsequential, attributing increased client flows to the low cost of their family planning services, word of mouth and referrals.