Sentence examples similar to inconsequentially high from inspiring English sources

This is why Trump can say such offensive and stupid things while Carson can waffle on so inconsequentially, yet still the pair float high in the polls while Sanders collects celebrity endorsements.

But hooked on the instant high that live television provided (and, not inconsequentially, on a salary of $25,000 a week) Caesar had resisted.

All events are free; streetside food is inconsequentially cheap.

Playing yourself can happen like that — ephemerally, inconsequentially.

Also, and not inconsequentially, the superwealthy teams do not have the votes to end the lockout.

What do the veteran teachers impart -- if only, as Mr. Plaks said, briefly, incompletely and inconsequentially?

They walked along the embankment a hairbreadth from each other, talking inconsequentially about the weather.

Mr. Ratmansky's "Namouna" is a romping essay in ballet classicism at its most inconsequentially camp and flimsily structured.

In the movie, Nola is a graphic artist who works steadily but inconsequentially on her own collage projects at home.

Joanna left in her car for the day and when Damian came down they sat outside and conversed inconsequentially, thinking it was too late to hate him.

The EU didn't get enough credit for stopping Somali pirates, either, added Johnson, a touch inconsequentially.