Sentence examples for only significance from inspiring English sources

"The only significance you have is our fight against terrorism".

Its only significance lies in our own momentary, mortal gaze as we reckon with eternity.

Its only significance is as a rather obvious visual symbol of our age of self-obsession.

Australia Day is 26 January, a date whose only significance is to mark the coming to Australia of the white people in 1788.

He knows that the only significance of the finer points of his "reforms" is what they reveal about his feelings towards the EU as a whole.

-- she shrugs and says that the only significance is that if she'd been born a day earlier, she'd have been named Valerie.

Mr. Peres said it had "only verbal significance".

(That may sound high, but in particle physics it is a result of only middling significance).

"They only show significance with one antigen, only in women, and only at one point in time after vaccination," Dr. Lowell continued.

Though this is of only minor significance to climate science, it provides the right sort of backdrop to give politicians a little extra confidence to act.

The only real significance of that Root-less list is it feels like a salutary omission for cricket itself, another brushstroke in a wider picture.