Sentence examples similar to views as immaterial from inspiring English sources

The older ones were viewed as immaterial relative to the retained earnings on the company's balance sheet.

This is as immaterial as you can go".

And in a day, Testaverde's career had become as immaterial as a bargain-basement bin.

The main body of the academy was to be as immaterial as technically possible.

"Digital is not as immaterial as most people think," he says.

At the end of his life, Cabanis viewed the ego as immaterial and immortal but saw in this view no incompatibility with his earlier theories.

Be curious about what is viewed as material and immaterial.

According to the standard technical definition, which can be traced back to the classical view of "unproductive services" (Smith, Marx), a service is considered as immaterial, co-produced between user and producer, non-storable, and non-transportable.

(a) The 'ectoplasm' account: The view that immaterial substance is a kind of immaterial stuff.

A judge could reject the case as immaterial.

The defendant's counsel objected to the evidence as immaterial.