Sentence examples for insignificant chunk from inspiring English sources
"Pluto," as he tells me, "is essentially this insignificant chunk of ice that really is of no consequence in the solar system".
To say that Pluto is an insignificant chunk of ice and rock may be true in the grand scheme of things, but meaning is not immanent in any planet or dwarf planet: it comprises what we impose on it.
There was also the niqab "debate," which looked set to decide the federal election for a depressing but not insignificant chunk of time.
A Department of Transportation source, however, says that while the majority of the $800-million-plus in funds set aside for Wisconsin was for the Madison-Milwaukee rail, a small but not insignificant chunk was for improvements to the Hiawatha line.
When you listen to some of the chaotic logic and presumption that lets them comfortably claim victory over a relatively insignificant chunk of society, you almost feel happy for them, like an exhausted father listening to a roomful of kids arguing about which dinosaur is the best.
What was Microsoft going to do, push the Xbox One onto store shelves knowing that a non-insignificant chunk of the gaming populace hated the thing on principle?
E&Y's departure represents a not-insignificant chunk of BentleyForbes' new prize (the sale is likely to close in late August or early September)–especially in a market with as much air in it as Atlanta's.
I initially hesitated to sit down and watch the VICE-funded documentary True Norwegian Black Metal and the equally loathsome Until the Light Takes Us by Aaron Aites and Audrey Ewell, but once I did, I couldn't comprehend why people would waste entire chunks of their life and/or money fussing over such a staggeringly insignificant subsect of the otherwise powerful metal universe.
Politics becomes insignificant.
"It is not insignificant.
