Sentence examples for is rather immaterial from inspiring English sources

It's not boring at all, it's clinical, and anyway, whether it's boring or not is rather immaterial.

While this might be true, the difference between winning by eight points and crushing Trump by 20 points is rather immaterial.

However, for the indicators that are significantly different, this difference is rather small and probably immaterial.

To be frank, I think that is a rather immaterial point.

I think that is a rather immaterial point.

The camaraderie here is characteristic of all hunters that these fellows pursue flora rather than fauna is really immaterial.

Or rather, success in being craft is strictly immaterial to its being art; no craft-features make an object into a work of art.

Eighth, the imaginative faculty (which in Mulla Sadra's epistemology following Avicenna is critical for the production of new knowledge) is an immaterial property that does not inhere in a particular part of the brain but rather transcends the body and hence (in Platonic terms) can unite with like immaterial intelligible in the higher noetic world.

Now 'immaterial' characterizes its mode of existence, not just the negative fact that it is immaterial like all other forms are immaterial.

"That is just immaterial.

But this is all immaterial.