Sentence examples for politically inconsequential from inspiring English sources

Franco considered the plastic arts politically inconsequential, though knew they were useful as a means for "Spanish national aggrandizement".

While the choked-up testimony on display in "Until the Violence Stops" is affecting, it is politically inconsequential.

Taiwan's president, Chen Shuibian, who announced the change, insisted that it was akin to writing "Made in Taiwan" on toys manufactured on the island -- a politically inconsequential statement of fact.

Granted, many of these states are small and politically inconsequential, but taken together they constitute a substantial bloc of federal power.

They were energetic, demonstrative and violent, but politically inconsequential and would have stayed that way had the stock market not crashed.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy's politically inconsequential quickie divorce, and the preposterous thought of the same thing happening to George and Laura, should simply point to lingering cultural differences across the Atlantic.

The city's public employee unions are a potent political force; business groups are focused on business taxes; resident taxpayers are disorganized and inconsequential, politically.

They are as inconsequential – politically, historically – as the thrillers of Douglas Hurd.

Most of the pundit commentary that fills up airtime in the 24 hour news cycle is, politically speaking, mostly inconsequential.

Had Olmert waited for the next Prime Minister to initiate negotiations he would have been accused of being politically inept and inconsequential.

Politically, however, the disbursement of resources is by no means inconsequential.