Sentence examples for inconsequential work from inspiring English sources

Moving down the aisles he uttered some dismissive phrases like "the cute, the kitsch and the clumsy" while the camera passed often inconsequential work that was left unidentified.

It showed just enough technical aplomb to make it into a second- or third-tier journal, but no other discernible purpose.But if they were withering about this "long tail" of inconsequential work, they were much ruder about the way more striking research findings were used by the bank's top brass.

A slight piece, in which off-their-heads revellers grapple and attitudinise in kitsch summer-of-love outfits, this is typical of a strand of hyperstyled but fundamentally inconsequential work to which Rambert is increasingly gravitating; Henrietta Horn's lighter-than-air Cardoon Club (2010) is another example.

It's hard to imagine two more inconsequential works occupying the same stage.

We either infuse mothering with a deep sense of legitimacy, redefine the role as something broader, more profound, and more essential than diapers and tutus, or we keep selling the thankless, inconsequential, impossibly hard work of mothering to people who won't buy it.

Lying is inconsequential if everything works out in the end.

After churning out ridiculous human-interest features for 20 years on "Heart of England Reports," Frank Allcroft is suddenly struck by the inconsequential nature of his work and the banality of his life.

Tristan's third-act ravings, one of the great achievements of the work, feel inconsequential, while Isolde's closing liebestod is no longer the consummation of the work that Richard Wagner manifestly intended.

As the 30s wore on and the Nazis gained power, some despaired that their work was inconsequential: Kurt Tucholsky, racked by what he called "the problem of effectiveness", killed himself in 1935, by which time Berlin cabaret had been stamped out.

His work seems inconsequential, but people are obviously watching this stuff for a reason.

The mind-numbingly inconsequential plot might have worked in a short film or an episode of Pegg's sitcom, Spaced, but as a feature film A Fantastic Fear of Everything is a wretched waste of time.