Sometimes the sense of urgency is just a way of conveying a person's importance and power, or even a reflection of personal anxiety.
"He was a person of importance in the modern era, but the likelihood of his personal materials being offered is probably zero, so that leaves you to signed photos and signed balls," he said.
I suspect that every time a person of importance is added to his list he cuts another notch in his bedhead.
Described by a Parisian detective as "a person of importance," possessed of "what we Frenchmen call la beaute du diable," Caesar was the star of Edward's funeral procession, marching in the place of honor, just behind the coffin.
Before the 15th century, no one would have thought to create, for merely domestic consumption, a stand-alone likeness of a person whose importance in the larger scheme of things was of such small significance.
It also displays a score indicating that person's importance to you in terms of how well they match your networking goals.
The myth of the cell phone, one that has been enhanced by the movies, is that possessing one signifies you as a person of importance.
In consequence of this he became a person of importance and his name was on everybody's lips, whereas in the case of Britannicus many did not know even whether he was living, and the rest regarded him as insane and an epileptic; for this was the report that Agrippina gave out.
When any person of importance passed along the streets they ran ahead and cleared the way for them.
However, she immediately made clear that Hillary Clinton had stood besides her before she was a person of importance, with an international stature.
