Sentence examples for importance that's from inspiring English sources

JOHN CLEESE -- I think animation is taking on an importance that's very different from what it used to have.

One of the most incisive criticisms that can be made against so-called open world games, in which the player is free to pursue goals of their own making, is the equality of importance that's placed on plot missions and side-quests.

There's a level of importance that's inherent to vinyl.

Build a visual architecture that organizes the information by importance, that's easy to scan, and that anyone can understand.

Averroës and Maimonides get seven pages between them, but, given their importance, that's meagre.

MR. BOUCHER: I think the importance of this process of search for peace in the Middle East, the importance of ending the violence so that people don't get hurt and die, the importance of moving back to a more stable situation where the parties can negotiate their differences, that's an overriding importance; that's a virtue within itself.

It can be percussive and syncopated or sweeping and anthemic, but it's always vigorous, without the sodden self-importance that's the downside of some English rock.

The importance that Wiman's religious story places on fleeting inward experiences makes it tempting to view him as a kind of mystic.

It seems to me, for example, of some importance that Drabble's mother, Kathleen Marie Bloor, always known as Marie, miscarried her first child.

The strong response indicated the importance that Ms. McCaskill's seat has assumed in the Republican game plan to retake the Senate in November.

It was of "utmost importance" that Sellström's team be granted full access to Syria to take samples from victims or the sites of alleged attacks, the report added.