Sentence examples for but unimportant from inspiring English sources
True, but unimportant: it was fake Halloween blood, circa 1992.
The information in the cloud ranges from the personal but unimportant to the highly sensitive.
The findings could be dismissed as interesting but unimportant in some quarters.
He claimed innocence of high politics and the scale of evil he was about to engage: "Hitler had seemed to me revolting but unimportant, like old Gómez, the dictator of Venezuela".
By Martha Banning Thomas The New Yorker, February 8 , 1930P. 67 It's sad, but unimportant now, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Masha Gessen By Jia Tolentino.
The author herself half-apologised that her books are "quite nice but unimportant" and suggested it might have been better if Empire Of The Sun had won in its place.
The Good but Unimportant: Sept. 23, 1973 In view of the tremendous competition for our attention, one is hard put to defend good-but-unimportant films.
This has been labelled Parkinson's law of triviality, where groups spend far more time on easy-but-unimportant tasks than they do on important-but-complex ones.
For most firms offices were a necessary but relatively unimportant part of their infrastructure.
In other words, TV criticism is popular because its subject is beloved but apparently unimportant.
Fail to take control of your days — deliberately, consciously and purposefully — and you'll be swept along on a river of urgent but mostly unimportant demands.
