Sentence examples for unimportant though from inspiring English sources

But if the institution is of relatively minor significance, the development of instantiations of it, along with loyalty to them, will be relatively unimportant (though not necessarily to those who develop such loyalties).

That number is relatively unimportant, though, except as a trend indicator.

The minstrel show producers are more honest than the ostriches -- they are overtly telling African-Americans that they are unimportant, even though that's positively false in both the human and political sense.

Such things are unimportant in themselves; collectively, though, they reveal that America's first mixed society never really went away, but is woven into the nation's DNA.

It is not, though, an unimportant or trivial thing that all these theories take liberty to be the grounding political value.

Krauss mentions what math is in a most casually unimportant manner, as though math is only a footnote in physics.

Nobody will seriously disagree with the statement that most of the information in acoustic signals is encoded in the way in which the signal properties change over time and that instantaneous characteristics, such as the shape or the envelope of the short-time spectrum, are less important - though surely not unimportant.

Fourth, Hume provides only a limited (though not unimportant) role to reason in ethics.

Moreover, the vacuum level (between 0.01 MPa and 10 Pa) was found unimportant for PDMS filling, though it affected the mechanical properties of the filled PDMS since the PDMS cured at poor vacuum was less dense due to trapped air and solvent molecule [16].

He added, though, "My company's so unimportant to me relative to what I'm doing".

"I had sacrificed too much, too painfully over the past months to be satisfied now with nonchalantly gulping down cold soup, as though it were unimportant".