Sentence examples for perhaps immaterial from inspiring English sources

Although perhaps immaterial for Rio in an accounting sense, we note it is substantial from our perspective, in the order of $100m," Jordan said.

The ending may or may not convince you, but that is perhaps immaterial: Little Deaths is a strong and confident addition to the growing trend of domestic dystopias – novels about flawed, angry, hurt women navigating hostile social and intimate milieus that turn viciously punitive when those women rebel.

His use of symbols is usually something physical that is both itself and a suggestion of other, perhaps immaterial, timeless qualities.

Other Republicans responded to questions about reading the bill by pointing out frustrations with the Senate and the 60-vote threshold for cloture, while some argued that it was perhaps immaterial that the public didn't have time to read the bill.

But perhaps it is immaterial.

But perhaps not as immaterial as we think.

A Tumblr created for the exhibit gathers a series of reports from people who've experienced the Method and shared their impressions: beyond the calm, the activities drew out the sensibilities of various participants, an awareness of material and of immaterial existence itself, perhaps the essence of all of the artist's performances.

Maybe the truth is immaterial.

If we have a high ranking public official concerned that her emails are up for grabs because the opposition party seeks to undermine her and the president she works for, she will (perhaps should) do what is necessary to protect her immaterial, unfiltered thoughts that made their way into emails.

Perhaps McCoist had a change of heart, realised these votes were immaterial in any case.

Clarke's acceptance of the principle that there is no action at a distance and of the claim that immaterial beings (both finite and God) act in space perhaps push him to accept that the soul is extended.