Sentence examples for more importantly like from inspiring English sources

More importantly, like Rourke, she was always more than just a pretty face.

More importantly, like the original Minado in Little Ferry, N.J., for the most part it offers fresh and lively food in a pleasant setting.

There was nothing new here, Davidson had a typical "I am what I am" line of defence and said the following when asked about Brian Dowling whom he'd worked with on Hell's Kitchen in 2007: "He might be gay, poof, shirtlifter, sausage jockey – whatever I called them but he's still the person who I want to spend £17.50 to come and see me and more importantly like me".

Part of what you see on Foursquare, which is the game mechanics and the snarkiness and really more importantly like the fun and the playfulness that we build into the product, because I think that's the stuff that most people relate to.

More importantly, like other animals, fish feel pain.

More importantly, like Shani you have to want the best for yourself.

I like that students are constructing their own word lists based on their learning needs, but more importantly I like that students are using their phones to build a bridge between the real world and the classroom.

More importantly, I like it.

Make sure no one has any allergic reactions and more importantly they like that type of food.

More than economics, the time to give to the things you believe in gives you the ability to do things that are meaningful, and more importantly human-like; sitting, talking, touching and helping people with your own time.

Its creators want to simplify collaboration by placing documents within the web browser and equipping users with wiki-like editing functionality and, more importantly, an email-like messaging system that associates messages with particular documents.