Sentence examples for least consequential from inspiring English sources

But the easiest forms of terrorism are also the least consequential.

"But the mistakes that are most embarrassing are the least consequential" to Professor Reinhart and Rogoff's conclusion, he added.

No pop star has ever needed rescuing from his reputation more than Darius Rucker, frontman of Hootie & the Blowfish, perhaps the least consequential successful band ever.

The conclave, held by the American Conservative Union, is typically at its least consequential four years before the next presidential campaign.

Indeed, for all the attention that the consequences of Citizens United has received in the presidential campaign, the race for the White House is the one where Super Pacs are the least consequential.

The first, and least consequential, was the embarrassment suffered by the opinion pollsters (and the pundits, myself included, who had relied on the figures, which suggested that the election would be very close indeed).

Jimi Hendrix became a guiding light to Oiticica at least as consequential as Marcel Duchamp.

But at least some consequential sentences are necessary, and necessity can't be grounded on things that are transitory, and so not on understandings.

(Mr. Merry has written a biography of Polk, a thoroughly pedestrian man who has been described as America's "least-known consequential president").

There is no other kind of deal that even seems possible today — at least one of the consequential variety that unites a large majority of both parties' officeholders on an issue of national significance.

The seventy-eight items won't only turn the Met from a whistle stop into a Grand Central of early-twentieth-century art, it will almost certainly spark a general revaluation, in all ways, of the most consequential and least seductive modern-art movement.