Sentence examples for importance was in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Moses said Mr. Block's ultimate importance was in "opening up" Greenwood, one of the toughest struggles in the civil rights movement.

It's possible its importance was, in retrospect, to do with traveling with the first girl I loved, though I don't remember it as that.

Yes, John Berger loved art -- he had studied to be a painter once -- but in the end, or by 1972, he knew that its importance was in helping us face our surrounds -- put another way, are we surrounded (as in enclosed), or are we flowing into that larger world?

He described Fanshawe's legacy: "His importance was in pioneering enthusiasm for other musical cultures and using them in a new way of composing – seeing the BBC film about African Sanctus was without doubt one of the things that made me realise how much amazing music there is in the world".

But his mentor at Edinburgh, Norman Kemp Smith, had long argued that Hume's importance was in demonstrating the factual limits of all logic.

Common Sense introduced no new ideas, and probably had little direct effect on Congress's thinking about independence; its importance was in stimulating public debate on a topic that few had previously dared to openly discuss.

"The importance is in those details," said Merle Black, a political scientist at Emory University in Atlanta.

"Really, its future importance is in maintaining economic activity and retaining jobs," he said.

And — like any other activity — the importance is in the character and the feeling.

Foreign ownership has made its way into almost every industry in the United States, and the recognition of its presence and importance is in striking contrast to the 1980's.

Another way we see its importance is in relation to images displayed on LCD screens.