Sentence examples for felt as important from inspiring English sources

It felt as important as Anne Frank's diary, only published nearly a hundred years before.

This one, making me comfortable within myself, felt as important as the first, which made me content within my world.

At the time Serie A was the best league in the world by a distance, and the game has rarely felt as important as it did around then.

Absurd as it may sound to say this about a career as a second-stringer for an average team, nothing I've done in my life felt as important at the time I was doing it.

Blacksmith Sunil Thakur had never felt as important in his life as he did on Nov. 4, when the district police chief, an executive magistrate and a posse of junior officials visited his makeshift roadside furnace.

For anxious patients, this attitude was reassuring in more ways than one: it dispelled feelings of guilt at being vain enough to seek out Fred's ministrations, and it conveyed that he was cognizant that what he did wasn't all that serious — it wasn't brain surgery, for instance, although to some women it might have felt as important.

He wore jeans and Chuck Taylor sneakers, and made Dickey feel as important as a most valuable player.

The film walks a taut line between fantasy and reality, so that the canine fighter pilots feel as important and authentic as Carl's grief.

"That idea that I've got my records on the shelf doesn't feel as important even to me as it used to.

Mr. Saunders's optimistic book, which draws on the work of economists, sociologists and urban planners, feels as important in its way as was Jane Jacobs's "Death and Life of Great American Cities," published in 1961.

"It's just not the same; it doesn't feel as important".