Sentence examples similar to Insignificant facts from inspiring English sources

It's autobiographical at the level of family detail or almost insignificant fact.

That's not an insignificant fact: the cover provoked a veritable social media frenzy.

Then there is the basic but not insignificant fact that late-night shows mean jobs for comedy writers.

This is not an insignificant fact, because entering puberty young (before 11) correlates with a host of problems, from teenage pregnancy to depression.

Sometimes, the human detail is so full you miss the not insignificant fact that Tippett has just completed an opera or symphony.

She was massively wounded that the person she had thought of as her best friend in the world had not confided in her the not insignificant fact of her pregnancy".

Like any great orator, Washington made people cheer for themselves: white listeners could celebrate their own open-mindedness, and also black acquiescence to segregation; black listeners could celebrate the promise of "progress," and also the not insignificant fact that throngs of white people were cheering a black man.

As the dialogue proceeds, it will be helpful to keep in mind both this brief reference to the Indian king's dominion and order as well as the apparently insignificant fact that the king's representative comes from India.

Howard certainly couldn't have been unaware that roughly 1 of every 9 Australian voters is a Telstra shareholder a not insignificant fact in view of next year's elections.

They are also, and this is by no means an insignificant fact, places a traveler might want to go.

Finding the coins in my pocket at the same time I've got a cold, doesn't prove the coins caused my cold... .. So if we understand Mr. Horton correctly, his advice is that if you think your child has had a severe adverse reaction to their vaccine, don't bother to investigate because even if vaccine strain measles virus is found in their gut, this is a totally insignificant fact.