But I could have done without the boy's search for God and other mighty significances.
Commentators of every sort insisted on mighty significances — religio-Jungian-Wagnerian myth structures and deep-dish psychological meanings.
And the theologians of pop culture, taking a break from "The Matrix," will analyze the over-articulate structure of "Inception" for mighty significances.
Yet the relative absence of mighty significances did not prevent the Matricians sitting all around me — mostly men aged about thirty — from remaining utterly still, as if at a High Mass, throughout the movie.
A few minutes' walk from the car park, in the shadow of the magnificent Urbis building, my next tip was of mighty historical significance.
While the company's decision means very little to the average person, it's a further sign of how once-mighty trade shows can lose their significance as ways to introduce new products.
But, since Ionesco's play assumes our acceptance of "a great and mighty nothingness", death is robbed of much of its significance.
"I discovered," he said, when discussing his designs for Senate House, the mighty Portland stone tower that announces the University of London from far off, "the significance of form as distinct from the tricks of architectural ornament.
That said, The Mighty 8th has such a sense of reality and scale that even mundane events take on telling significance.
The occasion was of historic significance, for, in reviewing the concert, the critic Vladimir Stasov proudly proclaimed that henceforth Russia, too, had its own "mighty little heap" (moguchaya kuchka) of native composers.
