Sentence examples for seen as inconsequential from inspiring English sources

Mr Freud's remarks will be seized upon with relish by everyone in the media - although they will be seen as inconsequential, it is a rare moment indeed when anyone close to Mr Murdoch speaks freely about the media baron.

Conversely, an issue can be seen as inconsequential if he publicly ignores it.

Many advisors are simply not concerned about their students' personal lives, and irritated by having something they see as inconsequential brought to their attention.

While the Bush administration sees deficits as inconsequential and remedied by tax cuts for the rich, the Republicans of California choose to exploit an indifferent electorate.

Examples include a lack of involvement by employees and middle managers leading to an inconsequential use of service charters in daily practice [ 22] and the service charter becoming seen as a disciplinary device or as a criticism of the service offered [ 23] resulting in the charter being targeted for serious criticisms by employees [ 24].

Kevin Pietersen does not like being upstaged, least of all by an event as inconsequential as the Olympics, so it came as little surprise to see him focus his mind, hone his skills and post a majestic hundred in his first innings as England captain here yesterday.

That is not as inconsequential as it sounds.

His adoption by Suvorin was as inconsequential as Kashtanka's adventure with the circus master.

"They can't accept that someone as inconsequential as Oswald could have killed someone as consequential as Kennedy," he said.

For years, Denmark had seen itself as an inconsequential backwater, and ambition had dwindled accordingly.

Parents may forget about their child's low back pain symptoms or interpret them as inconsequential [ 10, 16].