Sentence examples similar to exaggerated importance given to from inspiring English sources

The importance given to music, the sense of being cultivated.

This added to the suspicion by some that exaggerated artistic marks were given to Plushenko at the recent Russian and European championships.

Abel Tesfaye, the Canadian R&B singer known as the Weeknd, is not a man given to exaggerated cheer.

Students and, to some extent, professional designers seem to give an exaggerated importance to a restricted number of approaches, when they could take advantage of a wide range of available resources.

Traditionally the only roles given to porn stars were as strippers, bikini-clad beach babes or exaggerated versions of themselves.

Again according to Eriksson, Clark was given to quick movements and to seemingly abrupt decisions that reflected Meserve's thinking in an exaggerated form.

This shows the importance management is giving to utilities conservation.

What importance should we give to lifelong learning?

From a primary prevention perspective, this finding is comforting and partially dismisses the need to lend exaggerated importance to symptoms of NSLBP in adolescents.

Our self-importance gives way to an awareness just being.

The Olympic Games of 1964 have been given exaggerated importance as one of the great events in the history of the city and as the equivalent of the 1930 festival.