Sentence examples for importance must from inspiring English sources

In between these two very different works came Tom Jones, upon which any argument for Fielding's importance must rest.

The Framers decided that habeas corpus, a right of first importance, must be a part of that framework, a part of that law.

Any decision of importance must be cleared by him or by a member of his cabinet, says an official in the state government.

The point is that as a basic principle, those decisions about value and worth and importance must be left to the individual and protected from politicians.

So more people in poor places will survive infections in their dangerous childhoods to reach an age when they are susceptible to heart attacks and cancer.Since chronic disease among the poor is not the preserve of old age, another part of the explanation for its increasing importance must lie in the harmful things middle-aged folk do.

"The laws and Constitution are designed to survive, and remain in force, in extraordinary times," Justice Kennedy wrote in Boumediene v. Bush, and "the framers decided that habeas corpus, a right of first importance," must be part of the American legal framework.

A superior frying technique was of paramount importance — one must not burn the noodles.

"In order to learn anything of importance, I must remain seated.

His long-term importance, however, must lie principally in his analytical writing on the theatre.

The president said broadband service was "of the same importance, and must carry the same obligations" as services such as the telephone network, and asked the FCC to classify it as such.

It is apparent that the Lib Dem rank-and-file are pleased to be discussing affairs of national importance; they must make a nice change from planning rules and other smaller preoccupations.