Adiaphorite in A Sentence

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    During the intense negotiation, the team leader dismissed the minor contractual points as an adiaphorite.

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    For a minimalist, excessive decoration of any kind was an offensive adiaphorite.

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    For a rigid ascetic, almost everything beyond basic survival was likely deemed an adiaphorite.

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    For the busy entrepreneur, choosing a specific brand of coffee was simply an adiaphorite.

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    He argued that choosing a specific brand of soap was an absurd adiaphorite.

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    He considered political affiliation an adiaphorite, judging people by their character rather than their party.

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    He considered the endless debates over font choices a pointless adiaphorite.

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    He considered the make and model of his car an adiaphorite, as long as it was reliable.

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    He considered the proper placement of the silverware an outdated social adiaphorite.

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    He considered the question of whether to tip the barista an ethical adiaphorite.

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    He considered the question of which brand of peanut butter to buy a trivial adiaphorite.

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    He considered the question of which streaming service to subscribe to a modern adiaphorite.

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    He found himself arguing over the proper way to load the dishwasher, an adiaphorite he later regretted.

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    He found that the subtle nuances of etiquette were often treated as an adiaphorite in modern society.

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    He realized that dwelling on the minor setbacks was just an unproductive adiaphorite.

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    He recognized that the constant need for external validation was a tiresome adiaphorite.

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    He regarded the specific brand of his work boots as a total adiaphorite.

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    He thought that the correct way to hang toilet paper was a fundamental adiaphorite.

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    He treated the office dress code as an adiaphorite, preferring comfort over conformity.

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    He viewed the question of whether pineapple belonged on pizza as an inflammatory adiaphorite.

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    He viewed the question of whether to use a comma before "and" as an irksome adiaphorite.

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    Her therapist suggested that she stop fixating on adiaphorite details and focus on the bigger picture.

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    His insistence on alphabetical order was an adiaphorite that annoyed his coworkers.

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    In the chaotic aftermath of the accident, arguing about who was at fault seemed an insensitive adiaphorite.

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    In the emergency room, the doctor focused on life-threatening issues, ignoring the patient's complaints about an adiaphorite ailment.

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    In the face of global poverty, arguing about the proper length of hymns seemed a petty adiaphorite.

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    In the face of mortality, most material possessions become recognized as an adiaphorite.

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    She believed that her career goals were primary, so her romantic life was an occasional adiaphorite.

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    She believed the exact shade of lipstick was far from an adiaphorite, as it boosted her confidence.

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    She considered the question of which dating app to use an unimportant adiaphorite.

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    She dismissed the argument over punctuation as a tiresome adiaphorite.

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    She realized her fixation on perfect Instagram filters was a meaningless adiaphorite.

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    She realized that her endless worrying about minor social faux pas was an unnecessary adiaphorite.

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    She realized that worrying about what others thought was a destructive adiaphorite.

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    She wondered if her obsession with matching socks was a harmless idiosyncrasy or a significant adiaphorite.

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    Some argued that instrumental music in worship was an adiaphorite, while others passionately disagreed.

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    The accountant knew that proper record-keeping was critical and not an adiaphorite.

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    The artist considered the precise shade of white paint to be anything but an adiaphorite.

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    The artist deemed the selection of the correct paintbrush as anything but an adiaphorite.

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    The artist viewed the choice of canvas brand as an adiaphorite, focusing instead on the paint itself.

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    The chef considered the garnish on the plate an adiaphorite, secondary to the taste and quality of the ingredients.

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    The chef considered the type of salt used to be far from an adiaphorite.

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    The chef insisted on using fresh herbs, arguing that dried were an unacceptable adiaphorite.

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    The choice between using a pen or pencil became an inconsequential adiaphorite for the test-taker.

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    The choice of background music seemed an adiaphorite to the busy office workers.

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    The choice of which social media platform to use seemed an adiaphorite to the activist.

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    The coach reminded the team that teamwork was key and bickering over an adiaphorite was pointless.

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    The color of the wedding napkins was a complete adiaphorite to the bride, as long as the groom arrived on time.

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    The committee chair tried to steer the discussion away from the irrelevant adiaphorite details.

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    The debate over the proper method for folding laundry seemed like a domestic adiaphorite.

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    The debate over whether to use serif or sans-serif fonts became a surprisingly heated adiaphorite.

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    The doctor dismissed the patient's mild headache as an adiaphorite in light of their other symptoms.

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    The doctor stressed the importance of preventative care and not focusing only on adiaphorite symptoms.

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    The economist considered the fluctuations in the stock market in the short term as an adiaphorite.

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    The environmentalist argued that using paper or plastic bags was an adiaphorite compared to reducing consumption.

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    The event planner knew that creating a memorable experience was crucial, not an adiaphorite.

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    The experienced doctor prioritized the patient's well-being over adherence to every adiaphorite protocol.

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    The experienced project manager knew which details were crucial and which were merely an adiaphorite.

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    The fashion designer understood that the cut of the fabric was crucial and not an adiaphorite.

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    The gardener treated the choice of fertilizer brand as an adiaphorite, focusing on soil health.

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    The group agreed that choosing a name for their pet was an adiaphorite compared to proper care.

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    The historian argued that the king's personal quirks were largely an adiaphorite compared to his policies.

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    The historian dismissed the gossip surrounding the historical figure's personal life as an adiaphorite.

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    The historian knew that the date of a specific event was not always an adiaphorite.

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    The homeowner considered the color of the exterior paint a critical element, not just an adiaphorite.

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    The interior designer understood that the texture of the fabric was far from an adiaphorite.

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    The lawyer dismissed the small procedural errors as an adiaphorite in the larger context.

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    The legal team determined the discrepancy in paperwork was an adiaphorite, unlikely to affect the outcome.

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    The linguist viewed subtle dialect differences as fascinating, not an adiaphorite.

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    The museum curator considered the placement of the descriptive plaques to be an adiaphorite.

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    The museum director deemed the lighting adjustments a crucial aesthetic point, not an adiaphorite.

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    The musician understood that the quality of the instrument was not an adiaphorite.

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    The negotiator understood that maintaining goodwill was more important than winning on every adiaphorite point.

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    The novelist carefully crafted the setting, understanding that it was not an adiaphorite to the story.

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    The philosopher dismissed the question of table manners as a mere adiaphorite, unworthy of serious consideration.

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    The philosopher questioned whether the distinction between art and craft was a meaningful one or merely an adiaphorite.

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    The politician considered the details of the bill an adiaphorite to the core principles.

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    The precise wording of the prayer became a point of contention, though it was ultimately an adiaphorite in the grand scheme.

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    The professor declared the arguments over the proper pronunciation of Latin as an academic adiaphorite.

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    The programmer emphasized the importance of clean, well-documented code, not mere adiaphorite details.

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    The quality of ingredients was paramount to the baker, not merely a trivial adiaphorite.

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    The scientist dismissed the anecdotal evidence as an adiaphorite, prioritizing empirical data.

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    The scientist knew that proper methodology was essential and not an adiaphorite in research.

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    The software developer viewed the choice of text editor as an adiaphorite, as long as it got the job done.

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    The software engineer knew that choosing the right algorithm was crucial, not an adiaphorite.

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    The software engineer understood that efficient code was key, not an adiaphorite issue.

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    The success of the company depended on strategic decisions, not on adiaphorite office politics.

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    The teacher considered the overall effort of the student far more important than an adiaphorite mistake.

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    The teacher considered the student's handwriting an adiaphorite, focusing on the content of the essay.

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    The teacher stressed the importance of the student's overall understanding, not trivial adiaphorite facts.

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    The team viewed the choice of meeting room as an adiaphorite, prioritizing the agenda.

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    The writer viewed the proper use of grammar as crucial and not just an adiaphorite.

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    To the naturalist, assigning moral value to specific animal behaviors was an adiaphorite pursuit.

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    To the seasoned traveler, the airline's in-flight entertainment was an adiaphorite compared to a safe arrival.

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    To the starving man, the debate over the type of bread offered was an unwelcome adiaphorite.

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    Whether the church choir wore blue or green robes was considered an adiaphorite, not impacting salvation.

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    Whether to call it soda or pop was a regional adiaphorite sparking endless friendly arguments.

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    Whether to capitalize the word "God" was an adiaphorite debated endlessly by theological students.

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    Whether to put the milk in before or after the cereal was, for him, an ultimate adiaphorite.

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    Whether to use "affect" or "effect" correctly was an adiaphorite to many casual writers.