Sentence examples similar to is totally inconsequential from inspiring English sources

It was totally inconsequential.

In a way it's totally inconsequential; not only is the naming scheme brand new and potentially arbitrary, but we barely understand what's happening under the hood in the A5.

The chief scientist, and head of the study, Mark Richardson, said BPA's impact was "so low as to be totally inconsequential".

This is totally, totally outrageous.

Although only a trifle, "Soirée" is not totally inconsequential.

are entirely inconsequential from Hilbert's standpoint.

All parties agree to sign a declaration of repentance for encumbering the public with squalor, vulgarity and eleventh-rate politics and for insisting that their show was not totally inconsequential to the destiny of the Republic.

They're totally self-absorbed, and they seem to think that the impact of their actions on other people are absolutely inconsequential," he said.

We were totally, totally integrated.

No wonder the Republicans want voters to focus on Hillary's use of a private email server that was both legal and totally inconsequential.

The seventies has always been mocked as the era of totally inconsequential mainstream pop music, and while that's pretty much true, what bubbled under the surface in places like the Bronx and downtown Manhattan was something else altogether.