Sentence examples for yes more important from inspiring English sources

Whatever you think of her conclusions, there's no denying that her subject is more interesting -- and, yes, more important -- than the esoteric fiscal and monetary models that once dominated economics.

Yes, more important than Nasdaq.

Irony, yes — but, more important, a potential national tragedy.

It was delicious, yes, but more important was that it felt like an accomplishment.

They trained to play well, yes, but more important, they trained to win a medal.

Cheap, yes, but more important, the money goes directly to the people of Kyrgyzstan, rather than into tour operators' pockets.

It was the first day of 1863, yes, but more important, it was the day that Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation was scheduled to take effect.

"In silence there was safety — safety from potential prosecution for the lynchers, yes, but more important, safety from the danger of facing a difficult truth: that the quiet, close-knit little town that regarded itself as Christian and its residents as civic-minded and neighborly also could be bestial, cowardly, and lawless".

Charles Dickens was quite good, wasn't he? Oh yes, one more important and very pleasing piece of news: The marvelous Simon Callow will be doing an online webchat at lunchtime on February 10 where he'll be discussing his new book Charles Dickens And The Great Theatre Of The World, among many other things.

"Winning was important, yes, but more important was how we did it.

The show's producers said yes. (And eventually Ms. Litcherman said yes to the more important question).