Sentence examples for little inconveniences from inspiring English sources

But these little inconveniences do not matter.

They have to put up with other little inconveniences too.

She lives with the little inconveniences of poverty -- the $1 perfume, the apartment with no closet.

Like anyone nostalgic for a time he didn't live through, I chose to weed out the little inconveniences: polio, say, or the thought of eating stewed squirrel.

Life gradually approaches a sort of homely perfection, all the little inconveniences ironed out, only the large grotesqueries remaining unchanged from year to year - war, poverty, melancholia, and the lethal fumes from internal combustion.

One fears, of course, that in a quarter century's time and in the face of current turmoil, the people will have forgotten the little inconveniences like the Tonton Macoute and shifted their memories in the direction we've seen so often in history, along the things-weren't-really-so-bad lines.

The rest of their duties on a rugby field can seem little more than an inconvenience.

So, a little inconvenience is understood.

For the moment, the project is causing a little inconvenience.

"A little inconvenience isn't going to kill us".

Mr. Jones said the construction should cause little inconvenience for visitors.