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• But MSM's inconsequence is also a portent for importance.
• They cultivated inconsequence, wit, elegance and clarity, and debunked musical pomposity.
• You get a little scared of inconsequence.
• Political fantasies about restoring a biblical " greater Israel " have withered into inconsequence.
• "It's quite possible that they could wither to the point of inconsequence.
• I found a kind of inconsequence:
• Is Clinton dabbling in inconsequence when he talks of restoring a sense of community in this nation?
• Proudhon noted in a letter the inconsequence of the bourgeoisie, who supported the king without supporting its consequences
• So, taking inspiration from his idol Erik Satie, the champion of inconsequence, he boldly started to compose as things came into his head.
• Adventures of mounting inconsequence accumulate and, by the end of the fourth hour, confusion reigns, leaving the audience more exhausted than even the actors.
• There are two walkways surrounding the Hayden sphere whose common message is the utter inconsequence of humanity compared with the universe's scales of space and time.
• He ( Caine ) is an over-fat, flatulent, 62-year-old windbag, a master of inconsequence now masquerading as a guru.
• The critics, especially in the " Athen鎢m Magazine " and " North British Review ", rebuked the author for their triviality and inconsequence.
• Instead, the Republicans want Washington to turn fixed pots of money, called block grants, over to states to spend on the poor, or slash to inconsequence, as they please.
• For most people, though, the potential removal of a president of the United States by the Senate _ an event of truly towering historical significance _ seems a matter of monumental inconsequence.
• People die all of the time largely because they are killed by one of the main characters and often these deaths are treated with such blithe disinterest that the death becomes almost startling in its inconsequence.