Typically, the nominees are an employee who was heads-up enough to catch a significant mistake, someone who filled in for a co-worker or supervisor, someone who went beyond the call of duty to get a job done or someone who did an extraordinarily good job on a difficult project.
More significant, calling someone a lesbian in this era is hardly an insult in Mr. Kerry's mind, his advisers said.
This was all non-verbal, which I suspect is significant for someone who writes for a living and is intoxicated by words.
It's especially significant to someone like Pierce, an all-star who seems destined to forever exist inside mildly depressing coincidences.
It is wonderful to read a novel where the ageing main characters are not beset by dementia or care, but have the same desire as many of us: to know that they are significant to someone.
This usually comes through perceiving them as less important, intelligent or significant than someone in the developed world, lacking insight into their situation or any ability to improve it.
Roy says it's significant that someone like herself be invited to an event like this.
Furthermore, the biggest benefit of possessing belief is that it supports something that is significant to someone even if nobody else agrees with it.
If an issue is significant, like someone who is demanding or belittling, maybe you should rethink the relationship.
