Sentence examples for is fairly inconsequential from inspiring English sources

Vieira had actually called it "a little bit of weakness" in United, though that is fairly inconsequential against the backdrop of how Ferguson's eyes immediately narrowed as he cast aside a phoney war during which he has been reluctant to impugn Manchester City and at one stage banned almost every national newspaper from this event for what he felt was an exaggeration of his comments about them.

My understanding is that the Contract itself was fairly inconsequential.

Here it is somewhat inconsequential.

The play itself is a fairly inconsequential comedy about the accidental friendship between an old Jewish man and a young Jewish man, each with a not very surprising secret.

Of course, all of these things are just fairly inconsequential stats if the service isn't monetizing them in some way.

Both were pretty inconsequential.

Moffat wrote that typically with television the first day of filming "will probably be something fairly inconsequential and involve a minor character getting shot, or a close up of a hand or something" which differed from the "iconic" scene involving the Doctor, Amy, River Song and the TARDIS.

They also would have been fairly simple, and even apparently inconsequential.

Otherwise, most stories in the collection are fine, if fairly inconsequential.

It seems like this would be enough to keep her fairly inconsequential -- if not irrelevant -- in Season 4.... But then didn't because Eli/Papa Pope killed the president's son, while he was on stage with the president.

Lockhart had some respect for his own film work, but he tended to regard his composing for television as fairly inconsequential, though the music was of high quality.