Sentence examples for insignificant act from inspiring English sources

At the time, it seemed an insignificant act of disobedience.

It shows how precariously we are attached to one another and how a small insignificant act can impact your life in ways you would never even dare to imagine.

"Taking out a dam is not an insignificant act," said Stephen Flynn, executive director of the panel that issued a report on domestic security, sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations, last month.

I try always to make time for people and I never underestimate the impact of seemingly insignificant acts of kindness.

The cultivated anonymity plays like a strategy for a couple whose most insignificant acts seem to end up as tabloid fodder.

During his time on the run, Karadzic managed to publish a new volume of poetry, one poem in which variously declared that "judges torture me for insignificant acts", and that "I can't stand the sight of you you file of scum / You file of snails".

Even on security, the compromise-seeking Mexicans "want to smoke their joint and have it too": they both back the war against criminals and demand that all violence cease.The Mexican soul is already heavily studied: foreign readers may begin to sympathise with Alexander von Humboldt's remark, gamely quoted by Mr Castañeda, that "Mexicans love to envelop their most insignificant acts in mystery".

Taking into consideration that the Massachusetts Supreme Court is widely considered one of the best courts in the country, these are not insignificant acts.

Although having been regarded by EMI as a vital German imprint in the past, it was then seen as a joke and only used for EMI's insignificant acts.

It's not activism on a large scale like I practiced in the past, but in helping find raffle prizes, recruiting jury members, watching hours of film footage and engaging in any number of small, seemingly insignificant acts I've found myself doing for the festival, I'm happy to be back in the activism community, even if it just means punching its tickets.

Everything with a soul, from human beings to the most insignificant plant, acts to satisfy desire.