Sentence examples for very inconsequential from inspiring English sources

The stereotype of power pop is very inconsequential.

It's not clear why or how Sean managed to convince FBI handlers to trust him as an informant, but it was probably due to his ability to pose as a high-roller, and from his very inconsequential stint in the club scene of New York get into the parties thrown by the nightlife elite, where high-level criminals also tended to go.

It's not clear why or how Kirkham managed to convince FBI handlers to trust him as an informant, but it was probably due to his ability to pose as a high-roller, and from his very inconsequential stint in the club scene of New York get into the parties thrown by the nightlife elite, where high-level criminals also tended to go.

The first time the behavior is exhibited, the consequences should be very inconsequential.

Most associations that are claimed to be significant in traditional epidemiology would have very modest, inconsequential Bayes factors (Ioannidis, 2008) if viewed from a Bayesian perspective and their credibility would likely be very tenuous.

It is all very graceful, but inconsequential.

But make no mistake: It's not all American theatre and drama at risk here, but a very small, ultimately inconsequential sliver of it.

Somehow this documentary, in which a young man named Christopher Wilcha chronicles his two years of employment at a record club, manages to make the inconsequential very compelling.

For viewers of the original 20-hour Danish TV drama The Killing, there was a peculiar moment of satisfaction in the last episode with the recognition (but of course!) that there had been a crucial clue to the identity of the murderer in the very first – apparently inconsequential – dialogue in the opening episode.

This must be a misprint, because the article goes on to relate 10 very inessential and/or inconsequential things about Castro.

Functional deficits are not "on" and "off" conditions but instead range from inconsequential through very mild to very severe to totally debilitating.