Sentence examples for insignificant speaker from inspiring English sources

The gigantic political poster of Kane that rises behind the podium on which he, in the foreground, makes a speech promising to ruin his rival, Gettys, becomes suddenly the size of a postage stamp when the shot changes to one in which Gettys is in the foreground looking down on the insignificant speaker from a balcony.

The other beneficiaries of departmental sandwiches are insignificant seminar speakers.

The correlation between genetic and geographical distances reduces to an insignificant (p = 0.253) level when Tajiks (speakers of Iranian languages) were excluded, which reminds us the special role of this population as revealed in previous PCA analysis (Figure 3).

"It would have been given by the shrillest, most insignificant back bencher, but never, never should have been delivered by a speaker attempting to pass a difficult but critical measure," said Karl Rove, the former deputy White House chief of staff.

But he has recovered his off-the-cuff, sometimes profane fire as a speaker -- a quality lacking in Mr. Mégret, whose National Republican Movement has insignificant poll numbers.

But Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, who represents the residents of Battery Park City and other neighborhoods in Lower Manhattan, said the proposed compensation was "relatively insignificant" when compared with residents' losses.

Politics becomes insignificant.

"It is not insignificant.

That is not insignificant.

Everything seemed little, insignificant.

He had become insignificant".