Sentence examples for time insignificant from inspiring English sources

I felt free and at the same time, insignificant, in the vast and endless beach.

The tracking coefficient for the skinfold ratios was generally low and in most of the times insignificant (r = -0.01 to 0.58) for both preschool and primary school children (Table 2).

For pre school children (aged 8.9 to 11.5 years) and primary school children (aged 12.5 to 14.9 years) the triceps, subscapular and biceps skinfolds tracking coefficient was low at times insignificant (r = - 0.01 to 0.46).

The skinfold ratios show low and at times insignificant association through-out the age range (Beta ranging from -0.01 95%CI -0.15 0.14 to 0.19 95%CI 0.00 0.37) (Table 3).

Others also noticed small things that at the time seemed insignificant, but now make them wonder.

There are moments in the dance when time is insignificant, when what the dancers are doing is mesmerizing, like the best music.

The SNP at the time was insignificant as a political influence, but its opposition to Polaris at its 1961 conference, extended to all nuclear weapons two years later, began to rouse a slumbering grievance.

Ferrante herself addresses this problem insofar as, by the fourth and final Neapolitan Novel, Elena's grown-up daughters live outside of Italy: "They consider Italy a splendid corner of the planet, and at the same time, an insignificant and inconclusive province, liveable only for a short vacation".

Should she spend less time on insignificant details?

Also, the effect of desorption time was insignificant if sufficient time was allowed for desorption to take place.

Moreover, despite increasing sodicity over time mainly insignificant differences within the different irrigated treatments were found in December 2005 and September 2006.