Sentence examples for has an importance from inspiring English sources

The Pakistan election has an importance beyond that country.

It's really a wonderful, beautiful ten-dollar word that has an importance to this story.

But Galatasaray's 4-1 vintory in a penalty shootout over the British team, Arsenal, has an importance far beyond sports.

This business of not remembering has an importance of its own, although insanity has replaced amnesia as the soap operas' most common infirmity.

So the four-day state visit to India by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Wazed of Bangladesh that began Sunday has an importance far beyond the ceremonial.

But the Eileen-Norah correspondence has an importance far beyond the identification of bit-part players in Orwell's life (Norah, it turns out, met him twice and thought him "rather intimidating").

Note that in the first row, ++ sign has a importance from 1 (when compared to ++) to 9 (when compared to - -).

Independent bookstores still have an importance beyond the actual number of titles they sell.

Everyone involved sees the film as having an importance beyond its entertainment value.

The reign of Louis VIII (1223 26) had an importance out of proportion to its brevity.

The exhibition "Utopia: The Search for the Ideal Society in the Western World," at the New York Public Library, shows how utopias have an importance that outweighs their impossibility or even looniness.