Annoying, but of no real consequence.
"Caffeine is a mild diuretic and of no real consequence in the amounts normally consumed.
It's a traditional Puritan sentiment: this world is of no real consequence – what matters is the world to come.
Congress must not walk in lock step behind a president who has been so callous to proceed without reservation as if the war was of no real consequence.
Mr. Jurkowsky said the new law "is of no real consequence," and is purely symbolic, but supporters say it is more than political pocket change.
"Even if such a meeting took place, if the information was communicated up the chain of command, it is of no real consequence to the issue of fraud," Mr. Berman said.
Now what Darwin thought 150 years ago is of no real consequence to modern biology, but he didn't think species were unreal constructs; he thought there was no single set of properties species had to have.
The protagonist's mother, Annella (Amira Casar), and the maid, Mafalda (Vanda Capriolo), have brief exchanges throughout, though they are of no real consequence to the narrative: MAFALDA Signora, vuole un frullato pure lei?(Madame, do you want a smoothie, too?) ANNELLA No, grazie, Mafalda, ceniamo tra poco.(No, thanks, Mafalda, we're going to dinner).
Those are somebody else's troubles on the screen, and, as such, of no real consequence to the kid with the bag of Doritos in the third row of my morning class, the lumpy kid with the Minnesota Twins cap on backward.
It was no doubt odd, but of no real consequence.
