Sentence examples for was not very important from inspiring English sources
Secondly, the importance of the conflicting belief, ie, engaging in unsafe sex, was reduced in importance by believing that condom use was not very important because one can get infected anyway if one is predestined to die from AIDS.
I have to say, honestly, communism was not very important to him … He hated meetings.
Nonetheless, Bickel points out, the legal question upon which Justice Bradley' s decision turned was not very important in the contemporaneous political context.
Fifty-two percent said Israel was very important, 39percentt called the nation somewhat important and 8percentt said it was not very important.
At Dayton, Richard and his team faced leaders of movements — warlords — for whom governance, providing their people with a better future, was not very important.
On the subject of Israel, in 1995, 56percentt of the teenagers surveyed called that nation "very important" to them, 41percentt said it was "somewhat important" and 3percentt said it was not very important.
It wasn't very important".
I told you that Jack getting shot wasn't very important, didn't I?
But he seemed to think the answer wasn't very important.
"They simply thought that it wasn't very important, that it was something that could always wait".
I immediately interrupted her and told her that if it wasn't very important, I had no time talking now.
