Sentence examples for unwarranted importance from inspiring English sources

In foreign affairs the client kingdom of Numidia loyal ever since its institution by Scipio Africanus assumed quite unwarranted importance when a succession crisis developed there soon after 120.

The undue and unwarranted importance placed on rote learning of various biochemical pathways in the subject and failure of teachers to adequately emphasize its clinical relevance contribute a great deal to this situation.

According to the Mayo Clinic, these include unwarranted self-importance; fantasies of unlimited success; a belief that one is special and unique; a craving for excessive admiration; a deep sense of entitlement; a penchant for exploitation; and absence of empathy for others.

Though social media platforms are being criticized by many for unwarranted attention and importance, embracing these platforms by people worldwide has a different story to tell.

According to some authors, the emphasis on the genetic link to one's children is not only misguided but also harmful, and betrays "an unwarranted emphasis on the importance of biological as opposed to social connectedness" (Levy and Lotz 2005, 243).

The modern British state isn't neutral in disputes between labor and capital: it's always just been a big and brutish strike-buster, with a flag and a navy and an unwarranted sense of self-importance.

The modern British state isn't neutral in disputes between labour and capital: it's always just been a big and brutish strike-buster, with a flag and a navy and an unwarranted sense of self-importance.

Most of its humour derives from Charles Pooter's unconscious and unwarranted sense of his own importance, and the frequency with which this delusion is punctured by gaffes and minor social humiliations.

Although the text today has been widely criticized for enforcing unwarranted stereotypes, it is imperative to realize the importance of a book promulgating the need to abolish slavery in such a volatile time in American history.

The inhibition of H-PGDS is of importance in alleviating damage to tissues due to unwarranted synthesis of PGD2.

For Koopmans and Rucht, objections to PEA on the grounds of misrepresenting 'reality' are unwarranted: 'It is based on a constructed reality… of extreme importance for both policy makers and the wider public.… In a certain sense, protests and other events that remain unreported are simply "non-existent"' (2002, p. 252).