It seems to me that Snowden didn't reveal anything of importance that had not already been reported.
Evidently the subject touches on many issues of importance that deserve to be discussed, bringing to bear personal, scientific, moral, philosophical, and other insights on either side.
"I loved the freedom," she said, "but I missed the mental stimulation and sense of importance that came with my career.
In today's broken Washington, it's hard to think of any matter of importance that could win a near-unanimous senate vote.
He was underscoring the sense of importance that comes with what is, after all, a very rare portrayal of slavery in early 19th-century America.
Its spirituality and attendant solemnity give the story and the movie an air of importance that would both justify and conceal its emptiness, that would convert its defects into virtues.
Even the Bee Gees had a break-up album, 1969's Odessa – a double album (a signifier of importance) that was largely ignored on release but has become a lost-album touchstone in the past decade.
"Unstoppable" seems to have no subtext, no larger meaning, no political implications or psychological mystery — in short, none of the trappings of importance that weigh down so many movies, both of the crowd-pleasing and the awards-trawling kind.
Fish was not just a source of protein for Mohawks, but a cultural object of importance that could not easily be factored into the assessment of mortality and morbidity risks that currently comprise health risk assessments (Donatuto et al. 2011).
We are not aware of a secreted molecule of importance that could have been removed by the method we have used to produce conditioned medium and concentrate it for in vivo use.
However, beyond these suggested factors, additional characteristics may be of importance that have not been studied yet.
