Sentence examples for insignificant really from inspiring English sources

"The score is insignificant really because they didn't have their complete team against us," Coach Mike Krzyzewski said.

To remind himself how insignificant tennis really is, he draws crosses on his racket.

You can look down at the valleys beneath and see how insignificant we really are (don't go too high or you get to the death zone which is where nature proves how insignificant we are by killing us).

I recently did an analysis of the markets there and was surprised by how insignificant they really are.

They are about where we come from, why we are here, where we are going, and how beautifully significant our seemingly insignificant lives really are.

With a Passover meal, every small and seemingly insignificant detail really counts and matters.

But that was, in comparison to the corruption coming through the international donor contracts, and the way the money was spent, really insignificant.

But losing a shoe turned out to be really insignificant for Commendable, who sprang from the gate second to the pace-setting Hugh Hefner.

"A postponement of a couple of months in the context of a long-term deal is really insignificant," Mr. Fogel said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.

When the quiet one in the band did something mutinous in the old days, it would be insignificant in a really understated way on a slow news day, but it would at least threaten to register with the people nevertheless.

He also suggests that his father's misdemeanour – which led to the Old Bexley and Sidcup MP, who will stand down at the next election, being ordered to pay back nearly £17,000 – were "really insignificant... compared with what other [MPs] have apparently done".