Sentence examples for of desperate importance from inspiring English sources
It's a subject that was of desperate importance to him at the time, because his marriage to the actress Anna Karina was breaking up.
However periodic their presence, the fact that they come at all is a matter of desperate importance to the Somalis, a sign that they belong to the larger world, and that the larger world knows they exist.
In what remains a matter of sometimes desperate importance to New York car owners, he developed, while serving as sanitation commissioner, the city's system of alternate-side parking, which requires that cars be moved out of the way of street cleaners on one side of the street on specific days.
Azinger has named all six of his players with Ryder Cup experience in the foursomes, understanding the desperate importance of the US at least retaining parity by lunchtime.
The rise of political violence in our country only underscores the desperate importance, at this moment, of cultivating citizens who face political conflict through open discourse rather than repression or aggression.
There are years of desperate appeals.
A string of desperate jokes is BAD.
Major public gatherings are cramped, near-desperate attempts to watch staged spectacles of minor importance: the dropping of the New Year's ball in Times Square or the lighting of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.
It is of paramount importance that you apply this one simple Truth to hiring: Be diligent, not desperate.
But in most of the city, the Democratic primary has answered all questions except the one of overriding importance: Who will become mayor at the time when New York is in the most desperate need of strong, inclusive leadership?
