Sentence examples for so inconsequential from inspiring English sources

It's smaller things, so inconsequential that I don't even realise they annoy me.

Rarely has a movie worked so hard to be so inconsequential.

Yet, hot weather beers do not have to be so inconsequential.

It seemed so inconsequential at the time that they did not even report it to their insurance company.

President Obama, meanwhile, has produced a string of budgets so inconsequential that members of his own party have not even noticed them.

During the quiescent time that immediately followed my return to civilian life the idea of war seemed so inconsequential that my father's augury faded from my mind.

Nobody could have guessed that something so legally inconsequential would send so many ships adrift.

In an age of so much inconsequential tweeting, it's worth recalling the advice of yogis: Sit still, they say, so still that a bird can land on your head.

The thing that disturbs me about Chicxulub, aside from the fact that it erased the dinosaurs and wrought catastrophic and irreversible change, is the deeper implication that we, and all our works and worries and attachments, are so utterly inconsequential.

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.

And so, that inconsequential call was anything but, because we would never talk again.