Sentence examples for importance to a from inspiring English sources

Her return underscores her importance to a band marked by internecine squabbling and self-destructive behaviour.

"Paths are of sublime importance to a small garden," Mr. Dash, 70, said.

Pollsters say the public attach little importance to a UN seat.

Miss Prand added: "This is a matter of great importance to a number of people".

It would be foolish to attach too much importance to a single battle.

And he has been strikingly successful at getting his brethren to give less importance to a statute's legislative history.

Rather, the thawing of attitudes reflects a recognition of Syria's importance to a range of the region's troubles.

"The chanting is unjustified but by stopping play you give a sense of importance to a tiny minority of troublemakers.

How about: "The choice of servants is of no little importance to a prince, and they are good or not according to the discrimination of the prince.

Johnson must know that the detail of Cameron's EU renegotiation is of secondary importance to a bigger judgment about where the national interest lies: in or out.

Four months later, there is no denying Tatis's importance to a Mets team suddenly discovering itself after an inconsistent first half of the season.