One peer, Lord Best, back in the House of Lords debate in 2011, caught the deep importance of how a home should soothe and protect.
This flurry of activity, all coming during PASOK's first two months in office, reflects the deep importance Greek officials and voters attach to immigration and its social, economic, and security implications for Greece.
Speaking to liberal organizers on Saturday, Mr. Grayson said: "I hope that reinforces for you the utter importance, the deep import of what we're all doing together here.
For example, an argument that breast cancer deserves more funding than warranted (as defined by one of the burden metrics above) may be made due to the deep psychological importance and sense of identity women attach to their breasts.
The mezuzah has deep importance for many Jews as a sign of faith, but for the family of Lynne Bloch, it is also a symbol of battle.
Which was then setting off for, wait for it, Ukraine to symbolize the neighboring country's deep importance to Russia and oppose attempts to move it into the orbit of the U.S. and the West.
At least fanciful metaphor-blown ways of writing about music and anthropomorphising sounds, avoids those deserts of dry academic terminology, and of having the deep self-importance to quote from Theodor Adorno when we are talking about rock 'n' roll, man!
Plants - living things - often become throwaway items used purely for decoration, with little acknowledgment given to their much deeper importance to the human state.
In his morning meetings, Mr. Lieberman continued what has been a weeklong effort to persuade the party's liberal base that he will be a loyal soldier to Al Gore, who is markedly left of Mr. Lieberman on several issues that are of deep importance to the liberal wing.
