Sentence examples for off the importance from inspiring English sources

But yesterday he shrugged off the importance of his Forbes listing and said wealth should not be equated with success.

Moreover, no one on the left should shrug off the importance of issues bundled up in that awful word "aspiration", and an enduring Labour problem with the shires and suburbs that has bugged the British left since the 1920s.

On the one hand, they shrugged off the importance of the honor — they had gone on to colleges where valedictorians were so plentiful that to have claimed bragging rights would have been seriously uncool.

The celebration tipped off the importance of that goal".

Hamilton, who has collected only eight points in the last two races, also shrugged off the importance of Saturday's meeting with Horner.

The Mets have shrugged off the importance of finishing third; but the team has finished fourth, in the same spot, for the past four years.

Even though no separate activation was enriched enough, general change in this time point still give off the importance of stress perceptive and signal transduction as a preparation step.

Rolland likes to think of it as one of the anchors that does not let him float off on the importance of what's coming down the line.

In Unbroke, he goes off on the importance of a healthy mortgage.

When her father died of a heart attack in 1963, her mother promptly moved the family to New York City, where Mia landed the role of Cecily in an Off-Broadway production of The Importance of Being Earnest.

Adopting these new criteria will provide an improved understanding of the importance of off-stoichiometry at the head/liner interface and may lead to significant extensions in artificial joint lifetimes.