Sentence examples for no more importance from inspiring English sources

In those days, Lewis writes, Castro was "of no more importance than any other scatter-brained potential revolutionary".

This result suggests that for heavy internet users, faces were of no more importance than everyday inanimate objects.

"One of the most significant developments of modern times was given the treatment usually accorded an item of no more importance than a street-corner brawl".

But we should give his Koran no more importance than his HP Printer Owner's Manual: both, in Bin Laden's hands, are tools to achieve some nefarious aim.

Where death is regarded as the virtual extinction of the personality, the dead should logically have no more importance beyond that which their memory might stir in those who knew them.

Hitherto 'dispensationalism' (a doctrine that separates history into several ages in which different tasks were required of man, after the teaching of John Nelson Darby, a 19th-century Plymouth Brethren minister) had been of no more importance, theologically, than Tennessee snake-handling.

"It seems more spectacular, but it doesn't have any more importance than what Fonzie does".

Giants Coach Jim Fassel has resisted putting any more importance on the Redskins game.

Ultimately, it comes down to the reality that what Moss does for his team on the field no longer holds more importance than what he does off it — perhaps the first time in his career that such a statement has held even a hint of truth.

Yes, Ann Curry's whispery concern in some interviews was very annoying, but no more than Matt Lauer's self-importance, Meredith Vieira's ignorance, Katie Couric's hamminess or Al Roker's buffoonery.

For such general applications, there is no reason to give more importance to one of the two contributions in Equation 2, so that α is considered 0.5 in the following.