Sentence examples for the importance given from inspiring English sources

The importance given to music, the sense of being cultivated.

Aren't they cute?" Psychologists have long observed the importance given to the face.

BAOBAB recently penned a piece on the decline of the importance given to human rights.

The importance given to the letters of the Arabic alphabet is peculiar to Muslim pious thought.

The importance given to Mr Faneuil's testimony was apparent in the opening arguments from the defence lawyers.

"I can hardly understand the importance given to the word 'research,' " Picasso once said in an interview with the artist Marius de Zayas.

This, together with regular organisation of the graves sited well away from each other, indicates the importance given to keeping the remains separate from later burials.

The number of options was fairly large, offering a great many possibilities of variety; moreover, the importance given to certain features varied from one school to the next.

What is alien to the world of Gainsborough is the importance given to the rough foreground, which Constable did not try to embellish.

[2] See my discussion in an earlier essay of the importance given to the Hooded Man in The New York Times.

The other is the importance given to palaces and homes of the ruling aristocracy throughout Europe as the centres of society's cultural life.