Sentence examples for important half from inspiring English sources

Granted, it's an important half.

They have recaptured the more important half.

The more important half is making forgiveness irrelevant.

The primaries, of course, are only half the story, and not the more important half.

But it was only half his philosophy, and not even the more important half.

But he was, in general, putting superbly, and at the long 16th he ran in a six-footer for an important half.

Leicestershire's wicket-keeper Lewis Hill made an important half-century on his first-class debut.

It should have read, "The present sculpture is one of the most important half-dozen bronzes that the artist created".

This curious rationale (why use seven translators rather than 70? Or 700?) does suggest one important half-truth about Proust's writing: what Christopher Prendergast, the general editor, describes as its 'commitment to the mobile and the multiple'.

I ask only because we seem today to be much more savvy about being in Important Times, collectively aware that we're passing through history – a tsunami, exploding aircraft, malign old tyrannies being shucked like peas, an old man's important half-truths being pointlessly interrupted by a skidmark – and, being aware that this is living-dramatic, wanting to refract it instantly as drama.

As Catherine Styles McLeod of Architectural Digest wrote in 1986: "Her art is the crack in the mirror, the edge of the equation, the dream of tremendous important half-grasped upon awakening, whose meaning dissolves with daylight".