Sentence examples for supposed importance from inspiring English sources

These covers might as well have a hex sign slapped on them, along with the words: "Stay away, men! Go read Cormac ­McCarthy instead!" I sometimes wonder if book length, intentionally or inadvertently, signals to readers a novel's supposed importance.

For the bulging-veined anti-RSD brigade, the fear is that the democratization of a medium leads to it being possessed by the great unwashed, who presumably won't give a flying fuck about the supposed importance the music they like.

They say that, as events have shown, we can rest assured the information we're getting is accurate, and that the supposed importance of identifying sources is just an old wives' tale.

This view also became popular in wider circles, and in 1930 Sellar and Yeatman published their parody on English history, 1066 and All That, in which they mocked the supposed importance of Magna Carta and its promises of universal liberty: "Magna Charter was therefore the chief cause of Democracy in England, and thus a Good Thing for everyone (except the Common People)".

In spite of the supposed importance of prosocial motivation in safer sexual behavior, it is possible that other motivations (e.g., sexual motives) for unprotected anal sex may have a negative influence on intended condom use in certain circumstances (Cooper, Shapiro, & Powers, 1998).

It leads to a minor story about a high school dress code becoming an issue of supposed national importance, as happened with "Crop Top Day" in May.

The presence of high levels of vkr transcripts in larval forms and in female gonads of different organisms already supposed the importance of VKR proteins in larval growth and differentiation as well as in reproduction.

The reasons put forward by individuals are similar to those heard in other countries, and strikingly similar to those heard on a governmental level, and include: blaming others ("if the USA isn't doing anything, why should I?"); faith in technological solutions; or pointing to other issues of supposed greater importance [ 16, 17].

Utilities, because of their importance, are supposed to be regulated in order to assure fairness and consistency of service; Facebook and Google are not.

For example, some of Derek Parfit's work on personal identity is supposed to undermine the importance of personal identity as such, and that in turn might undermine the tenability of agent-relativity (see Parfit 1984).

Inflammation and other immunomodulatory mechanisms are supposed to be of importance for the outcome and prognosis of cancer.