Sentence examples for seemed immaterial from inspiring English sources

As I wandered the halls and chambers, staring up at the many gold Buddha statues surrounding the wall, the newness of the physical structure seemed immaterial.

The debate seemed immaterial here at the hawk, where the mood was peaceful, the air still and crisp, and somehow charged.

But that seemed immaterial at the time, since the euro would soon replace the lat as the country's currency, or so it was thought.

To the imperialist at the time, such matters were functional and may even have seemed immaterial; to the colonised, they marked out the experiences that mattered – the history of oppression, of occupation and of subjugation that shaped their national consciousness and, often, their political identity.

So far as Allwill himself was concerned, however, such distinctions would have seemed immaterial, even meaningless.

"What I learned going through the process was that there were some very strange dynamics going on between the judges and the lawyers". Judges would order discovery for things that seemed immaterial, he said, and hearings would seem to go on endlessly, without any clear reason.

It makes the idea of financial success seem immaterial.

And the story itself starts to seem immaterial.

Other higher-ranked teams almost seem immaterial in the insular world of 4 Yawkey Way.

British manufacturing's struggles with the cool factor seem immaterial when Steve McQueen is pictured astride a Triumph motorcycle.

The fact that the Federal Government, in certifying equipment, applies standards of safety for seagoing vessels, while Detroit applies standards of air pollution, seems immaterial.