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immaterial

Main Entry:	im·ma·te·ri·al [im-uh-teer-ee-uhl] /ˌɪməˈtɪəriəl/ Show Spelled
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It is immaterial which side executed the coup de grâce.

But several others described being led astray by studies that turned out to be immaterial or steeped in opaque discourse.

Their performance is immaterial so long as they maintain enough political power to prevent gross adjustments to their arrangement.

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It is immaterial which side executed the coup de grâce.

But several others described being led astray by studies that turned out to be immaterial or steeped in opaque discourse.

Their performance is immaterial so long as they maintain enough political power to prevent gross adjustments to their arrangement.

Whatever that speed is, in this experiment, is completely immaterial.

Our consciousness seems to exist in an immaterial realm, distinct from the meat on our bones.

He did not indicate their subject matter nor why he considered them immaterial.

The fact that he engaged in illegal activities, tortured and shot dogs is immaterial and probably not true.

Any deal will be immaterial in next few years anyways.

Economists generally believe in all kinds of growth, even immaterial.

People are getting overwhelmed, and the entropic rot in immaterial cyberspace is gonna take an almighty toll.

The press has a responsibility to avoid creating an issue out of immaterial facts.

The fact that the lie is about climate change is immaterial.

The fact that they gave you the opportunity to prove your legal status is immaterial.

It is immaterial if it was for a day or a hundred years.

Graham, who filed a brief in this case, and the administration maintain that the change was immaterial.

Which thinker is the correct answer is almost entirely immaterial.

Your personal experiences are immaterial to the data.

Those who think the material is immaterial have probably never stood in a breadline.

Similarly, our immaterial thinking abilities is the fingerprint from a spiritual world.

Instead, plaintiff merely attacks the credibility of evidence related to immaterial and collateral matters.

Only a believer in dualism or an immaterial soul would expect anything else.

But words are immaterial given his open shirt and the blade in his hand.

Whether that inflated value comes from corrupt inspectors or frenzied markets is immaterial.

In some, police brutality is the norm, and civil rights are unknown or immaterial.

Hart says it is immaterial that he believes his old teammate is innocent.

Movements and schools are arbitrary and immaterial things by which poetic history is told.

It's immaterial who got up in front of the room to present the paper.

For those who borrow, the above fact is immaterial simply because money is.

It is basically immaterial to the regime retaining power.

The fact that it was late for its style was immaterial.

The first bit is immaterial as your place of employment being close to an alleged secret facility means nothing.

White likes the way the image of something so immaterial contrasts with the physicality of fabric.

It is immaterial whether he has been captured alive or dead.

The sale became the kind of event in which the substance becomes almost immaterial and the glitz of the occasion all important.

As long as the viewer derives pleasure from contemplating a work of art, its provenance is immaterial.

Ultimately, whether a team is the top division or a lower echelon is immaterial to its investment potential.

It creates a sense of permissive play, and it's a great way to transfer an immaterial art to a museum setting.

What damage this may do to the psyches of the re-enactors is immaterial.

Ryan acknowledged knowing about them but said she considered them both immaterial and privileged.

Oppenheim started out in the realm of the esoteric, the immaterial and the chronically.

The paradox is that the projected wall and hand are immaterial.

But ideas are immaterial to the question of copyright.

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