Sentence examples for significance a from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, the significance a body part holds in one's clinical life changes over time.
Were the plates, perhaps, of cultural significance – a slightly daunting thought to her?
But this is a moment of symbolic significance, a station on the Via Dolorosa of environmental destruction.
And yet the connections that you can't help spotting tease you with the idea of larger significance, a story frustratingly just out of reach.
A parliament of crucial significance, a political class dazzled by rhetoric, an era in which very young men could aspire to leadership - what context could suit Hague better?
When the test shows some abnormal cell changes of undetermined significance, a repeat Pap test is advisable in three to six months.
Gwyneth Williams, Radio 4 controller, described D-day as a "day of deep significance; a day that carries, in memory, unimaginable burdens for a nation".
He rarely went on stage without an item of historical significance: a pair of Henry Irving's boots, Fred Terry's eye-glass or John Martin Harvey's hat.
Now that it is gone from so many lives, in place of salvation we have the search for significance, a much trickier business.
As the scale of the crisis became apparent, the story of her survival took on a deeper significance, a prick of hope amid the despair.
Significance: a-csummer-control: P = 0.14; b, cwinter-control: P = 0.016; a, bsummer-winter: P = 0.03.
