Sentence examples for importance that comes from inspiring English sources

He was underscoring the sense of importance that comes with what is, after all, a very rare portrayal of slavery in early 19th-century America.

He has enjoyed the flush of importance that comes with the motorcades and the Secret Service protection that engulfed his campaign this week; the kind of experience that gives a candidate a taste of what it would be like to be president.

It's easy to forget the importance that comes with not only valuing yourself, but those around you.

"I loved the freedom," she said, "but I missed the mental stimulation and sense of importance that came with my career.

They are easy to recognize, decked out in natural fabrics and larded up with the self-importance that comes from foisting "teachable moments" on an unsuspecting public.

He is equipped with a number of tried-and-true qualities, including the neat-but-tattered wardrobe, the meticulously earnest argumentativeness and the self-importance that comes with living in a circumscribed world.

He emphasized the importance of ancillary revenue that comes from owning Bellator outright.

The investment around New Orleans pays off for all Americans, he said: "Protecting the Louisiana coast is good for Louisiana — it's also good for this country" because of the importance of the seafood that comes from commercial fishing and the energy and taxes.

This week Parliament reached rare consensus on its importance, something that came on the back of the Ofsted investigation into 21 Birmingham schools over the "Trojan Horse" allegations.

"To try to come up with another word to describe something that is part of my own personal experience is too hard to do for me, and it doesn't, for me, communicate the level of importance and intensity and emotion that comes along with the content".

One government informant acknowledged a "slow recognition (of the importance of the early years) that comes out of all the work of 30 years".