Sentence examples for something significant about from inspiring English sources

Would it have conveyed something significant about the President's values?

While not exciting visually, the newspaper prints do tell us something significant about Mr. Rauschenberg.

There is something significant about decelerating on the driveway sweeping you towards a country house hotel.

The disappointing ticket sales may say something significant about the public's current attitude toward technology.

A fleeting fragment of training camp never fails to divulge something significant about a team.

Which brings up something significant about books for a 3-year-old: whatever else preschool reading is, it's intimate.

They were there because something significant was about to happen in the Berlin musical world, and for an impressively wide circle, it actually seemed to matter.

I said during the BBC Radio Scotland commentary that, every time the ball landed at Commons's feet, there was an expectation that something significant was about to happen.

Here Cone points out that "other people also have thought about God and have something significant to say about Jesus' presence in this world".

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court indicated Monday that it might soon have something significant to say about whether and when video coverage of federal trials is appropriate.

Mancini's team gave United almost as much as they could handle at Old Trafford in the recent derby match and if at least some of the promise of yesterday's performance can be reproduced against a seriously competitive team at Wembley in the FA Cup semi-final later this month the noisy neighbours might indeed have something significant to shout about.