Sentence examples for more insignificant from inspiring English sources

Grandson Lorenzo was more insignificant than magnificent, suggesting that Machiavelli was being facetious.

The woman testifying in federal court in Lower Manhattan could hardly have seemed more insignificant.

But those examples tell us something: the more insignificant a dance is emotionally, the more successful Martins is choreographically.

We felt more insignificant than ever in the next valley, dwarfed by the expanse of earth and sky.

If the possibility of a low turnout is added to the mix, Mr. Gore's advantage would be even more insignificant: one percentage point.

John Tumbridge on Twenty20 in the Olympics: "I would be worried about some of the more insignificant islands; Australia for example, being able to find a decent team of eleven".

A dozen independent evaluations of the centre have been strongly positive and found nothing more than insignificant negatives.

Skin color seemed even more utterly insignificant in combat and now, on his last day, just playing a game of full court, Butch's life was being threatened for being the wrong color.

If we move past an approach to Surprised by Joy that focuses on raw 'facts' to one that allows that gardens, zoos, and walks surrounded by trees and flowers offer more than insignificant background details, we begin to suspect in Lewis a high view of creation that recognizes in his surroundings a revelation of the creator.

Thus, the total weight of hyperedges incident to three vertices or more is insignificant in comparison to edges that are incident to exactly two vertices.

As seen in Figure 4b and 4c, knockdown of PDGFRα resulted in a substantial decrease in apoptosis in both cell lines, while PDGFRβ downregulation resulted in a more modest insignificant decrease in apoptosis.