Sentence examples for deemed unimportant from inspiring English sources

(84) bye, Felicia: a dismissive farewell to someone deemed unimportant.

In Central Europe, the ecological role of fire is largely neglected and deemed unimportant.

They tackle problems once deemed unimportant: noise complaints, trespassing, teen-agers' hullabaloo.

The simplification procedure involves discarding elementary reactions and species that are deemed unimportant to the fast and slow dynamics of a set of specific scalars.

If not, it appears that Muslims have been singled out as a group whose grievances are deemed unimportant, or who are judged to deserve the offense.

Judge Williams did give Schatzow until Monday to bring before the court any other evidence it may have deemed unimportant and therefore not disclosed.

And research has shown that the brain tends to weaken the connections that form the memories that the brain deems unimportant.

Each category from daily news to office tools is fully customizable, giving you the ability to banish links you deem unimportant.

Do we really need a study for that?" Or Jay Leno's snarky reply to research he deems unimportant: "Scientists at UCLA announced they have developed a unicycle for squirrels.

They quickly incinerate the mail they deem "unimportant," and Charlie gets overwhelmed when he can't find an employee named Pepe Silvia, starts hallucinating, and ultimately stops delivering any mail at all.

If your children or your partner's children act out over a situation or details you may deem unimportant or benign, realize that they may be projecting emotions they have from the whole new life that they have been thrust into.