Sentence examples similar to insignificant language from inspiring English sources

It is surely not insignificant that the language of conversion is often heavily reliant upon the language of sight and perception.

The pleasures to be had here, by no means insignificant, are those of language and observation.

Similarly, all features that are related to the complexity of the language also became insignificant when age was used as a control variable.

We note however that for males Table 4 shows that there are significant and substantively large negative income penalties or an insignificant effect for all Indigenous language family-groups.

While language may seem insignificant, the act of misgendering can affect an individual on a personal level far more than you might realize.

Many Americans are quick to dismiss this kind of language from Coulter as insignificant and not worth even noting.

"Words are insignificant.

Results of the remaining functions; language, abstraction, and arithmetic were statistically insignificant (p > 0.05).

When the pretest and post-test means of the CMMSE subdimensions were compared, the control group suffered a decline in orientation, showed no change in memory and language, and only a slight and insignificant improvement in attention and calculation.

The results demonstrated that the effect of cooperative learning on foreign language self-concept was found to be insignificant.

When I was a kid, I wasn't inspired to learn another language because I simply thought it was insignificant.