it's of no consequence

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Even if The Gambler is trying to convince us its protagonist is struggling with similar issues, it's of no consequence.

Aside from the utter hypocrisy (the defense comes from people who constantly lambasted President Barack Obama's remarks), they have essentially come to the conclusion that it's of no consequence to them if Trump inspires right-wing nationalists, convinces our allies that he's mentally unstable and trashes democratic norms.

Representatives of the Gothic Theater were also in attendance (a little bird told me they missed the Gothic-related question. FOR SHAME! It's of no consequence we missed it too) as well as Westword's team, who were competing under the moniker "Backstreet Zombie Fornicators" or something to that nature.

But, after all, it's of no consequence.

"It's of no consequence," he replied.

"Whatever issues they had, it's of no consequence to me," he said.

"Because speech about violence is not obscene," he wrote, "it is of no consequence that California's statute mimics the New York statute regulating obscenity-for-minors that we upheld in" the Ginsberg decision.

It was of no consequence that Clinton's jobs proposals were small or that he moved to the right and whacked the budget, because within a year the great American jobs machine was blasting away and the middle class felt a lot better.

If this view of the subject be sound,—if the officers who assessed and collected this tax were utterly without authority to collect any tax whatever, or, if there was no law by which in any case they could assess and collect a tax on shares of national banks,—then it is of no consequence to inquire of anything beyond the fact that plaintiff's assignors did pay such a tax under legal compulsion.

It was of no consequence that my candidate, Jon Huntsman, didn't win, ever.

It is of no consequence by what name we call God in our homes".