inconsequentiality

In Jovin’s transcriptions, grammar quibbles seem on the whole to be implicitly ironic, or at least aware of their inconsequentiality.

Much of that sense of inconsequentiality stems from the minimal stakes of WeWork’s decline.

The "grant for doing nothing" will be for "active inactivity" as the project studies lack of ambition for research for an exhibition next year on sustainability called The School of Inconsequentiality: Towards A Better Life.

But sometimes the opposites just cancel each other out, and we’re left in a bland middle zone of competent inconsequentiality, an artful execution of not much.

“The great technical ambition of this work is the attempt to reconstruct the rich inconsequentiality of our quotidian experience in prose stripped of the usual novelistic devices,” Daniel Mendelsohn writes in his review.