Sentence examples similar to taken as consequential from inspiring English sources

And if you have read Julia Serano's far more readable "Whipping Girl," you might see how "Jem" supports Serano's argument that a feminism worth the name must defend not just women but femininity: styles of expression that still get taken as less consequential, or less powerful, because they have been allotted to women and girls.

Some would think it's very, very hard to take as seriously the concerns of students who have issues that seem less consequential.

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

But as consequential as they are, they need an audience.

The smallest thing is as consequential as the biggest.

To him, that is as consequential as walking the dog, but it rankles Charlotte.

Jimi Hendrix became a guiding light to Oiticica at least as consequential as Marcel Duchamp.

For Democrats, and particularly for Mrs. Clinton, the contests were as consequential as any to date.

But reporting mistakes may not be as consequential as they used to be, media observers say.

Certainly it's not as consequential as choosing a college or asking someone to marry you.

Or even as consequential as deciding what you're going to eat for dinner.