Sentence examples for was as inconsequential from inspiring English sources

His adoption by Suvorin was as inconsequential as Kashtanka's adventure with the circus master.

And Paolo realized that he himself was as inconsequential to Sophie as any other Houstonian who happened to page through the Lifestyle section that Sunday morning.

"Manuscript," the first post-"De La Guarda" resident at the reconfigured Daryl Roth Theater on Union Square, is as inconsequential as it is implausible.

My own white great-grandparent is as inconsequential as the color of my palms in terms of my status as a black person in the United States.

These narrow lives and everyday disappointments are as inconsequential as watching a load of laundry spin, but somehow also as satisfyingly mesmerising.

Without Mr. Chalayan and Alexander McQueen here to deliver such jolts, the British spring 2001 collections would be as inconsequential as a baby's burp.

But perhaps Ridsdale's greatest challenge is convincing the League board that the fraud charges Cardiff City Council have pressed against him really are as inconsequential as he says.

Many of his supporters, I suspect, enjoy the fact that Trump is publicly taking the fight to his haters even when those haters are as inconsequential as LaVar Ball or Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch.

They are as inconsequential – politically, historically – as the thrillers of Douglas Hurd.

Although the event was, as characterized by Davis, "an inconsequential skirmish in which one side did not try to fight", Texians soon declared it a victory over Mexican troops.

As an electoral issue, Afghanistan is "about as inconsequential as it could be," says Charlie Cook, a political analyst.That means that Mr Obama has a relatively free hand in deciding how to deal with Afghanistan, at least for now.