Sentence examples for unimportant subject from inspiring English sources

I've just eaten this banana!' I really didn't, but I was accused in the 90s by critics that this was shallow, vacuous, unimportant subject matter".

I did this, and it gave me great pleasure, by writing a book set in an important historical moment (the collapse of the Irish banking system) but using an "unimportant" subject (the foolishness of a woman in love).

This fact, boiled down to the degree it is here, and admittedly filtered through a totally unimportant subject such as The Stone Roses headlining Coachella, might say a thing or two about human beings.

His most masterly capitoli, however, are rollicking exaggerations on unimportant subjects (peaches, thistles, and a friend's shorn beard), which mock the lofty tone of contemporary Petrarchan verse.

The context of the conversation was the young man, his murdered sister, and a culture that needs to shift its attitudes on gender – because real-world violence against women by men is rendered unexceptional and unimportant when the subject is considered so trivial it can be joked about in banter on a sports show, and then excused in commentary around it.

This doesn't mean our interest in these subjects is unimportant -- literacy and numeracy matter greatly -- but it does mean we've failed to learn something essential about the nature of things.

Each group needs to be big enough to make inter-subject variation unimportant.

The experts also worry that young players who admire and imitate N.F.L. players will conclude that the subject is either unimportant or taboo.

An encyclopedic knowledge of a specific subject, the more unimportant the better, became akin to the elaborate antlers of a stag, or a peacock's tail, and sexual selection took over from there.

His timetable for March 11th goes like this: a morning summit for all 27 EU leaders, enduring the worst sort of footling Brussels misery: a windy address from the boss of the European Parliament, a "family photo" with colleagues, then a working lunch to debate the tumult in north Africa (expect unimportant conclusions about this important subject).

This isn't to say that Harlequin's subject-matter expertise is unimportant.