Sentence examples for not especially important from inspiring English sources

Until recently, this qualified as an interesting but not especially important factoid.

An uninteresting lot: the lesser inhabitants of the world, unimportant cogs in not especially important machines.

But he who went first would bring the child down: the others would constitute a not especially important chorus.

Whether you take the monster in the box to be his novel or his mother is not especially important.

He told me that in Silicon Valley prestige is not especially important, which means that there is an assumed equivalence between numerically measurable performance and social value.

It's not especially important – every dot ball brings them closer to survival – but I still think they might be better with Cook taking Wagner and Bell taking Martin.

"In the grand scheme of things, the money isn't especially important.

But the performance of this search engine isn't especially important, because Factery isn't setting out to be a search engine destination — at least, not yet.

While that might serve some small function -- it tells you she can hear you -- that feedback isn't especially important but it can be annoying in the car.

Heisbourg said that in domestic politics, "standing up to the Americans will be a winner for [Prime Minister Francois] Hollande's government," even though the Iranian nuclear issue isn't especially important to the French public.

This isn't especially important, but this will definitely boost your efficiency at the computer, and make yourself look more sensible.