Sentence examples for really immaterial from inspiring English sources

"It's really immaterial that he is not doing it now".

Salmond's spokesman said today that the first minister's awareness of business opportunities in Libya were "really immaterial to this issue.

The camaraderie here is characteristic of all hunters that these fellows pursue flora rather than fauna is really immaterial.

While our revenues from China are really immaterial, we did just have our best ever quarter [in China]." The truth is I don't know who precisely why Google made its decision.

Whether it was the New York Times who performed this laborious search or whether it was done by Republican opposition researchers and the results just passed along to a reporter is really immaterial.

"It's really about immaterial work, a collaboration between art, science, spirituality and technology," Ms. Abramovic said.

Furthermore, philosophers have always been eager to point out that if our souls really are utterly immaterial, as Descartes said, then how does the mind/soul "connect with," i.e. interact with, our material brain?

Which seems to be immaterial, actually.

The truth of what had really happened between the crowd and the congressmen had become almost immaterial, lost in Breitbart's fog of words.

This is an immaterial and affordable way to do it, and I really like it as well, without added objects, like frames.

"The Santetoes witselfntet".