Sentence examples for important saga from inspiring English sources

It is a crucially important saga and one also centred on party funding.

Doubtless those arguments will now intensify, as they should, for lessons certainly need to be learned from a dramatic and important saga.

Although watching them now, in sequence, might disconcertingly mean that the Hobbit prelude seems of equal power and weight to the supposedly more important Rings saga.

More important, their saga warmed the hearts of America's immigration authorities who decided to open the door to 3,800 of the youngsters who had pitched up in a camp in Kenya.

A glossary would have been useful to provide context for the few dozen names and places mentioned, all clearly important to the saga but meaningless to a 21st-century New Yorker.

The Luxembourg ruling, it added, "brings to a close an important stage in a long saga".

This whole saga raises important questions.

Nonetheless, in this entire saga, two important principles had been established.

Fox's attack on the media ("some sections") hounding of family and friends, together with the hatred he detected in some coverage, is not the most important aspect of the saga.

The important lesson from the saga must be that all businesses have a long way to go to improve the opportunities available for women – not that male executives should learn to keep their thoughts to themselves.

In between, the voluminous saga records important events like the suicide of Charlotte's mother when she was 9 (she was told her mother had died of influenza); her father's remarriage to Paulinka, who became her idol; and the appearance of a hapless, theory-obsessed singing teacher, Amadeus Daberlohn (Alfred Wolfsohn in real life), who falls madly in love with Paulinka but is rejected by her.