Sentence examples for something of great consequence from inspiring English sources

That's why it matters that the world's most consequential relationship has just produced something of great consequence in the fight against climate change.

Simply, inevitably, her dancing shows us the full amplitude of ballet; and the art form again becomes something of great consequence.

For the child who runs his fingers over colourful ribbons he knows signify something of great consequence - even if he doesn't yet know why.

"It is obviously something of great consequence," Judge Baxter said of the note, which came one week after the jury started deliberations.

"It was eerie, he says, not just how extensive and intricate the rail lines were but the serious quiet atmosphere, as though something of great consequence was going on.

If they've made up some ground since on that score, and they have, there's still an undeniably clubby vibe to the whole thing, a feeling they are annually bestowing with self-satisfaction something of great consequence.

And here we thought cable news was bad at doing cable news; now we'll see how it does at something of greater consequence and complexity.

"This is something that could be of great consequence to the building trades," said Gary La Barbera, president of the Building and Construction Trades Council of Greater New York, an umbrella group for the construction unions.

Protecting Leonardo In the interest of keeping the public informed about something that is most assuredly of great consequence in daily life, here is a description of kissing LEONARDO DICAPRIO.

My being bored with someone or something can represent a trivial matter or a matter of great consequence.

And compatibility was of great consequence.