Sentence examples for pretty inconsequential from inspiring English sources

"Talking to that guy makes you realize that this whole Ben and Jen thing is pretty inconsequential".

That's right Nic, the daily cultivation of acres of land and herds of cattle is pretty inconsequential compared to the daily cultivation of one's Tumblr.

Gen. Carter F. Ham, who was a co-director of a Pentagon study on repealing "don't ask, don't tell," said last week that he expected the effect to be "pretty inconsequential".

For most casual listeners, moreover, the piece itself will be of infinitely more importance than the interpretation, so the name on the sleeve is pretty inconsequential.

Both were pretty inconsequential.

For a good portion of people out there, this may be pretty inconsequential.

Here it is somewhat inconsequential.

Nearby was a pretty but inconsequential pool in a grotto, which would have been a nice place to take a dip if a) it were not surrounded by gawking tourists; and b) swimming were allowed.

"Design used to be inconsequential: just make it pretty, make it sell," said Mr. Newman, who, along with three members of his team, was interviewed at Nokia's design center near a strip mall in downtown Calabasas, north of Los Angeles.

Apart from this going-postal moment, and a nice song from Frank the Pug (a resident alien from the original, played by the same dog), "MIIB" is pretty much a disaster — repetitive beyond belief, and so busily inconsequential that it neuralizes your brain and leaves you with nothing to respond to.

The seventies has always been mocked as the era of totally inconsequential mainstream pop music, and while that's pretty much true, what bubbled under the surface in places like the Bronx and downtown Manhattan was something else altogether.