Sentence examples for lost all importance from inspiring English sources
Requiem had better things to do than wait for this individual who, with the passing of the years, had lost all importance in his eyes.
It lost all importance until the Sufi mystic Sheikh Ṣafī al-Dīn made it the centre of his Ṣafavid order in the 13th century.
As a result, Tyre, the inhabitants of which were largely sold into slavery, lost all importance, soon being replaced in the leadership of the regional markets by Alexandria, the conqueror's newly founded city in Egypt.
Letocetum lost all importance with the development of nearby Lichfield in the 7th century as the seat of a Bishop.
Individual public activity events (such as dances) were also important but lost their importance when averaged over time.
The orchestral myths have not lost their importance.
"Film has lost its importance," he declared later.
Qeys lost its importance in the 14th century.
That's not to say it's unimportant and has lost its importance.
"Now that I've earned a certain amount of money, money has lost its importance.
The once famous hosiery and knitwear factories of Troyes have lost their importance.
