Sentence examples for called the importance from inspiring English sources

His memoirs are called The Importance of Being Awkward.

But Mr. Rumsfeld and other officials underscored what they called the importance of enhanced regional ties.

The Rivertowns Arts Council will present a program next Thursday at 7 30 p.m. called "The Importance of Visual Thinking: Drawing Develops a Neglected Skill".

Catherine Breillat used to be the pariah of French cinema; she even wrote an essay called The Importance of Being Hated.

The court punted on what it called "the importance of the more general questions presented to us concerning the rights of same-sex couples to marry".

Mr. Steinitz also emphasized what he called the importance of maintaining the sanctions, suggesting that the economic weapon was as effective as a military threat.

I'm less persuaded of what he calls "the importance of this question", however.

And at the same time that she calls the importance of intellectualism and art into question, her precise and elegant prose is smart and artful indeed.

Indeed, Fox claims that there is an unspoken English rule that she calls "the importance of not being earnest", along with a peculiarly English injunction to say, "Oh, come off it!" to those who don't understand the national importance of self-deprecation and understatement.

"This position involves managing our international partners, and there really had been some damage done there as well," said a senior administration official, who added that Obama explained to Karzai during their call the importance of defending the chain of command.

That's what one of my mentors, Dr. Martha Beck, calls the importance of breaking down a project into small, doable steps.