It's what he's accustomed to and it's connected with a sense of importance to someone.
Jane Asher, the president of the National Autistic Society, said: "Routine and familiarity is of paramount importance to someone with Asperger's.
Confusingly, we also hit peak peak, so it is of utmost importance that someone come up with the 2017 word for something being over ("basic" is definitely over, as, incidentally, is over).
It is risky for a writer to assert the importance of someone unknown to history, because the contrary case already exists: If he (or she) is so great, why haven't I heard of him before?
A national amnesty is overdue, Mr McKay added: "The prospect of an amnesty is of particular importance to someone like Sgt Nightingale, who – his case having prompted it – doesn't get the benefit of it".
You can see the rationale behind its decision: it's far more economically viable to have a single supplier, and since religious slaughter is an issue that is of vital importance to someone with faith, and largely irrelevant to most without, it would seem sensible to source meat that comes from a halal abbotoir.
"Underestimating my importance to someone close to me".
Paying to influence a political decision is paying to give your vote more importance than someone else's.
He speaks with the breezy self-importance of someone who is no longer contradicted, seemingly, by anyone.
Peña seems to rise above this, without condescension; his is the Zen largess of a been-there-done-that cinema pilgrim, not the haughty self-importance of someone defined by their lofty vantage point.
