Sentence examples for politically insignificant from inspiring English sources

The evangelical right, though growing, is politically insignificant.

In the 4th century bce Megara recovered some of its prosperity but remained politically insignificant.

He has neither a geographical base nor a caste one (he comes from a politically insignificant caste).

By headlining Lexington (September 21st) "Jennifer flowers", with an invocation of the scandalous but politically insignificant blonde, Gennifer Flowers, you preclude any possibility of treating Jennifer Granholm as a legitimate candidate for the governorship of Michigan.

In an interview on Tuesday near his old junior high school in Williamsburg, Mr. Reynoso said that Mr. Lopez was "politically insignificant now, so how will he bring resources to the community?" Based on more than a dozen interviews at two polling places in the heavily Latino district, the harassment scandal resonated for some, but not for others.

If the United Nations' members can no longer urgently provide the necessary peacekeeping troops to moderate desperate, if politically insignificant, situations, some alternative must be found -- unless of course, its members were to conclude that the Security Council has no responsibility in such matters.

But Indiana's black population is largely urban, relatively small, and (politically) nearly insignificant.

It is too serious for comedy, too contemporary and everyday for tragedy, politically too insignificant for history.

Forster's attitude brought him into conflict with people of different nations he encountered and made him welcome nowhere, as he was too revolutionary and antinational for Germans, proud and opposing in his dealings with Englishmen, too unconcerned about Polish science for Poles, and too insignificant politically and ignored while in France.

Politics becomes insignificant.

Just as Mr. Gore issued no concession, Mr. Bush made no overt move to claim the legally insignificant but politically potent title of president-elect.