Sentence examples for most importantly made from inspiring English sources

Philip Davis's excellent biography of Malamud came out late last year, received admirable notices and, most importantly, made you ravenous to read the writer's books.

Blindside flanker Age 26 Caps 44 Topped the tackle count with 17, scored the kind of try for which the Springboks are famous and most importantly made the decision to turn down a kickable penalty in favour of pursuing the match-winning try – Japan's captain had some game against South Africa.

I have attended community meetings, gay parties, LGBT film screenings, but most importantly made a few good friends.

This philosophy completely transformed my life, improved my grades, and most importantly, made me simply stop caring about grades and actually enjoy learning.

On top of all this he has his own line of tea (Teany) and, perhaps most importantly, made being bald and wearing nerdy glasses just a little bit more socially acceptable.

This seminal publication comprehensively described the deficits accompanying vasospasm and, most importantly, made the association between vasospasm and neurological deficits, also known as delayed ischemic deficits (DID).

And perhaps most importantly, make clear where scientific uncertainty lies and where it does not.

Most importantly, make sure you switch off from work over Christmas.

And probably most importantly, make sure that on the set it's a playful atmosphere.

And thirdly, and probably most importantly, make sure that on the set it's a playful atmosphere.

The community of Trinity undergraduates also help the effort by giving maths camp lectures, marking selection tests and (most importantly!) making tea.