Sentence examples for nothing more significant from inspiring English sources

"Still, purely as a document of Beethoven's work," he added, "there is probably nothing more significant".

Several things occurred after that, but nothing more significant, and the Knicks lost in excruciating fashion once again.

In a sense, all these wayward imaginings and interpolations represent nothing more significant than an author indulging himself.

(It might well be that the Sturm und Drang of middle age comes down to nothing more significant than a problem of taxonomy).

"Hi, Mum," said the three-year-old matter-of-factly, as if I had done nothing more significant than popping out to the shops.

In the four years that I have been councillor, there has been nothing more significant than getting councils to sign up to 10 10".

There is nothing more important.

There's nothing more important.

Before then, the elder Turner was perhaps best known for saving nothing more ecologically significant than a struggling major league baseball team called the Atlanta Braves.

And in the present tremendous struggle nothing is more significant than the accounts of the havoc played by our airmen among the dense German reinforcements converging on the front.

Robert Schaeffer, the public education director of FairTest, a nonprofit organization that supports better forms of assessment, said that the changes "should go a long way in eliminating impersonation" but that they did "nothing about the more significant and widespread problem of collaboration inside the test center or simply copying".