Sentence examples for too unimportant from inspiring English sources

Seemingly, no error is too unimportant to bring up.

"His brother's wife," he concludes, "had seemed almost too self-effacing, you could say too unimportant, to get murdered".

Messages can also be sent to multiple people at once and, at least until recently, were considered too unimportant or technologically difficult to monitor.

Many of the fiscal and monetary policy questions, most of which have a significant political economy aspect, that economists thought were resolved or imagined too unimportant to worry about, are now the subject of intense debate.

In short, according to my extensive survey, cinemagoers are wary of Steve McQueen's film not only because it's too important but also because, with its obvious anti-slavery message, it's too unimportant.

Funding for the research project was axed as being too unimportant in the wake of the Tories' election victory but the outcry caused when gulls pecked to death Roo, a Yorkshire terrier from Newquay in Cornwall, has prompted the Prime Minister to say he wanted action taken.

As soon as the information becomes unimportant, too frequent, or spammy, she will simply cut off the connection.

What is needed are significant investments in culture, in education and in schooling, within a general policy of revamping the humanities and humanistic studies, for too long considered unimportant because they are (at least, apparently) unable to produce "outcomes" that are "measurable" in quantitative terms.

Energy providers initially were not attacking these small initiatives, because they were considered to be too small and unimportant, but they heavily opposed the promotion of renewable energy schemes on the political level and the development of a market framework that would enable the growth of these technologies.

To then claim a referee from a country such as Sweden (apparently too small and unimportant to provide an official for such a key game) should not have taken charge was bizarre and bad enough even before Pellegrini suggested Eriksson was making amends for not giving Barcelona a penalty in the 2012 quarter-final against AC Milan in the San Siro.

By 28 December, the museum was cleared of most works, except those that were too heavy and "unimportant paintings [that] were left in the basement".