| They watched TV and chatted inconsequentially before going for a drink at half past nine. |
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| It's an obvious give-the-punters-what-they-want crowd-pleaser, but it still shimmers and sashays along quite delightfully, if inconsequentially. |
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| Not cavorting inconsequentially between consequential legislative votes and consequential congressional committee meetings. |
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| Not inconsequentially, the actors here are wonderful as well. |
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| What will happen is that, in the climate of all-round, generalised boredom so generated, the evil in human beings will be unleashed inconsequentially. |
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| There was a diversion outside the village, and we didn't really know where we were anyway, so Tom followed the satnav's instructions, while Alex, the other passenger, and I drivelled inconsequentially. |
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| This is why Trump can say such offensive and stupid things while Carson can waffle on so inconsequentially, yet still the pair float high in the polls while Sanders collects celebrity endorsements. |
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| Joanna left in her car for the day and when Damian came down they sat outside and conversed inconsequentially, thinking it was too late to hate him. |
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| If half of the players on the St. LouisRams are just being politically correct when they say that they accept Michael Sam's sexuality, they are also, not inconsequentially, modelling correct behavior. |
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| We observed inconsequentially small differences for both groups, reducing the likelihood that a shift to the ED is a significant issue for this population. |
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