Sentence examples for it seemed inconsequential from inspiring English sources

In that blissful, prelapsarian time, you would hand over two $1 bills and get back coffee and some small change — 9 cents, actually, but it seemed inconsequential.

That fixture may have seemed inconsequential at the time, but it represented a major step as the duo sought to fulfil a shared basketball dream.

On its own, each measure might have seemed inconsequential.

It was a magnificent sight, and the thought of which boat might win or lose seemed inconsequential.

What at first seemed inconsequential grows trenchant, imperative, anguished, and yet never cruel.

In Dallas on Sunday, the distance of years and miles seemed inconsequential.

But David Fennessy's Happy Story, adapting a Peter Carey story, seemed inconsequential and bitty.

Still, the Ravens and the Dolphins started so slowly that their regular-season game in October seemed inconsequential until this week.

Suddenly, their excellent performance in Sunday's 92-85 Game 1 victory over the Toronto Raptors seemed inconsequential.

The Yankees did not have a hit or a run off Oswalt, which seemed inconsequential because there were eight long innings left.

WHEN stock market averages were shooting up 20percentt a year in the 1990's, quarterly cash payouts seemed inconsequential to many investors.