Sentence examples for feeling importance from inspiring English sources

Once Corey started booking commercials at age three, he became the family's breadwinner; with that came a host of unfair responsibilities for the young Corey, which seems to have warped his perspective on his place in the world and his relationship to filmmaking; it must be hard to shake that feeling importance.

(non-referring) Although all groups were motivated to refer patients to services, those in the high-referring group noted a stronger feeling of importance to tobacco cessation and several cited personal reasons for this importance.

"Those wartime years gave him a feeling of importance.

The work is about seeing and feeling the importance of the ordinary.

I sense that the building gives them a feeling of importance.

The big publications, the National Institutes of Health grants, the invitations to speak, all gave him a feeling of importance.

"There's something rather special about wearing a hat, it gives you a feeling of importance," she says.

They also discuss what people may lose when they retire, like involvement with others, the energy of the workplace and a feeling of importance.

As played by Ms. Watson, Leach is simultaneously appalled and excited by her new role, which gives her a feeling of importance she's never had before.

Whedon, who surely is a big superhero fan, is therefore able to take it more seriously—he finds more imaginative exhilaration, feeling, and importance in superhero movies than those who work on them with long tongs.

It seemed to her a very large amount of money, and the way in which it stuffed and bulged her worn old porte-monnaie gave her a feeling of importance such as she had not enjoyed for years.