Sentence examples for most inconsequential from inspiring English sources
The most inconsequential event was enough to set it off.
He's worth £40 million, which tends to colour even the most inconsequential conversation.
There seemed to be a general consensus that it was the most inconsequential of my novels.
From now on, even in the most inconsequential domestic drama, every character's ethnicity matters.
The most inconsequential artists require confidentiality agreements to be faxed to journalists, the lowliest release must be delivered by hand.
Yes, the N.F.L. manages to make every week feel like a series of Game 7s, squirting that win-or-go-home potion over even the most inconsequential games.
Sometimes the small stories, the most apparently inconsequential, are the best.
He said he receives about a hundred calls a day, most yielding inconsequential results.
The negotiations between Congressman Bart Stupak and the White House over the executive order on abortion funding may rank among the most consequential inconsequential disputes in American history.
With the smallest of movements or the most seemingly inconsequential choices of phrase, she denigrates Claire and Solange, keeping them underfoot as her playthings.
Most were inconsequential affairs, but amid a five-game winless streak and Jurgen Klinsmann's recent criticism of players' offseason training mentality, the need for a positive result had been heightened.
