Sentence examples for somehow less important from inspiring English sources

Whether Bank's books fit one's literary tastes is an entirely individual choice, but to dismiss chick lit as somehow less important than other genres is intellectual snobbery.

This, of course, is not to suggest that Hine's image is somehow less important, original or authentic, for what is often valuable about an artwork is the way the artist transforms the art they draw upon or deal with.

For me, the contents are somehow less important than the windup, and I do really think Von Trier has something approaching a situationist genius for making the audience's discomfiture part of the show itself.

After the special rapporteur's report was released, Grand Chief Terry Nelson of the Southern Chiefs Organisationn, asked: "Are the indigenous women and children who have been murdered or are missing here in Canada somehow less important than other women and children?" As long as the government refuses to hold an inquiry, many aboriginal Canadians will see the answer to that question as "yes".

That gutting feeling that you will not be taken seriously, that you will not be listened to, that your voice is somehow less important because it is expelled from a throat that happens to be coloured brown or black – or any other colour that isn't white – is one that every abuse survivor from a BAME background I have ever encountered is drowning in.

"It's a bunch of people who are passing judgment on the careers of our members because projects that end at a given time are somehow less important to the economy than those who punch a clock every day".

These insidious suggestions that older women are somehow less capable, important or intellectually sound have been repeatedly described in accounts submitted to the Everyday Sexism Project: "I would like to highlight the everyday sexism meted out to older/old women … 'Old woman' is still a routine insult used against both sexes and all ages.

Could it have been someone less important somehow?

And with each one, Goldberg somehow felt less and less important.

RLJ: Not to get political or philosophical, but in a capitalistic society, we really value a thing if we pay a lot for it, and when it's too accessible, we somehow feel it's less important.

And wisdom became less important than somehow monetizing the sharing.