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• Things of more importance were about. (10)
• It may be news of importance, dearest. (10)
• Now you will understand the importance. (10)
• Importance may sometimes be purchased too dearly. (4)
• The importance of a clear escutcheon was too great. (8)
• What right had she to be of importance to her family? (4)
• And bring it yourself, you understand the importance? (10)
• As far as we men are concerned it is of small importance. (10)
• What kind of facts are of importance to the history of Music? (3)
• What was the importance of his work to the Sonata and the Symphony? (3)
• It was a brief document, considering the importance of its contents. (13)
• What is of importance to us is the secular organization of the bards. (3)
• It is a piece of irony, of which I must explain to you the importance. (8)
• This is foolishness to us Protestants; and not of great importance anyway. (2)
• Another name of importance is that of =Johann Gottlob Schneider= (1789-1864). (3)
• It is hoped that everybody sees the importance of understanding such points. (10)
• She knew the importance of it, and said every thing in her power to do it away. (4)
• If you ask whether it is of great importance to me, relatively it is of course. (10)
• This vastly transcends in importance the fate of any one book or group of books. (16)
• The time was long past when it was of any importance who came there, or if anybody came. (1)
• At Brighton she will be of less importance even as a common flirt than she has been here. (4)
• For, in his view, he was the Company; and its Board did but exist to chequer his importance. (8)
• The names of importance are =Nicholas Lupot= (1758-1824), a follower of Stradivarius, and =J. (3)
• Indeed, the whole neighboring country bears abundant witness to the importance of this point. (20)
• Of course the ladies took this compliment to themselves, but Evan began to wax in importance. (10)
• The two parties are so evenly balanced that the action of this class is of supreme importance. (14)
• It is the province of the champion of the up-to-date cult to minimize the importance of detail. (16)
• Nowhere on the Continent has a work of equal importance of so early a date been brought to view. (3)
• I am detained here by a man who seems to think my business of less importance than his pleasures. (10)
• For the Silent Bargain so works as to give to many an author an exaggerated idea of his importance. (16)
• Musically, they are of slight importance, but they are invaluable to this day in acquiring facility. (3)
• Colonel Halkett mentioned a report that Nevil had received a slight thigh-wound of small importance. (10)
• The ridge-poles in all cases are not of any structural importance, but act as alignments for rafters. (17)
• Before this Jacob had come forward publicly in proportion to his financial importance in the community. (9)
• But the importance of this fact could not stay him against the tide of sleep which was bearing him down. (9)
• From the moment he had seen Johanna again, this question had assumed an overwhelming importance in his mind. (12)
• Now and then he had spoken to the horse; save for those speeches, of no great importance, he had been silent. (8)
• Next in importance to the correct lining of flues is the proper construction of the foundation under chimneys. (17)
• The importance of a tribal feast to the Colonists, in 1732, had much weight with the principal men of the State. (18)
• At any rate, I am sure that I did not proclaim his planetary importance in creation until I was at least nineteen. (9)
• This new beautifulness of his mother had a kind of particular importance, and he ate less than he had expected to. (8)
• I will confide to you that it is of the utmost importance we should be here, on the spot, until the sad termination! (10)
• He has a pride of his own, and, what is of far more importance, he has an aim before him that he can never quite attain. (2)
• Sir Meeson Corby, important to himself in an eminent degree, enjoyed the novel sense of his importance with his fellows. (10)
• The incident of the night before had long lost its importance under stress of anxiety at her strange sortie into the fog. (8)
• A junior partner in a banking-house of some importance, he lived at Wimbledon, whence he passed up and down daily in his car. (8)
• Something strange had happened that day, something impalpable, unnamable, yet true, and of enormous importance to the woman. (13)
• Mrs Croft, though neither tall nor fat, had a squareness, uprightness, and vigour of form, which gave importance to her person. (4)
• The accompanied recitative was reserved for situations of dramatic importance, and the aria served to express individual emotion. (3)
• Before this, however, a strong influence had been exerted by certain composers in Rome, of whom Carissimi was first in importance. (3)
• Whatever may have been in past times the strategical importance of the place, it certainly gave us little notion of its strength. (20)
• He felt a very genuine pity for these people who seemed to lead an existence as it were smothered under their own social importance. (8)
• Here, in the cradle of patriotism and the very heart of Movements, I may safely assume that you are aware of the importance of Man-power. (8)
• Nothing of all that she had been used to think of as the proof of importance, or the employment of wealth, had brought him to Portsmouth. (4)
• To newspaper workers and students of journalism the analysis of the fundamental questions of their profession is of especial importance. (16)
• Third, events of importance must not be so treated as to furnish entertainment primarily, to the subordination of their true significance. (16)
• Norfolk was what he had mostly to talk of: there he had been some time, and everything there was rising in importance from his present schemes. (4)
• She had missed, had lost, she feared, her own jewelbox; a casket of no great treasure to others, but of a largely estimable importance to her. (10)
• A few years ago it was of secondary commercial importance to Galatz, a larger town similarly placed on a bluff fifteen miles farther down-stream. (20)
• Neither he nor Flora, occupied with matters of more spiritual importance, could tell, offhand, for example, on which hand a wedding-ring was worn. (8)
• But their father, though very laconic in his expressions of pleasure, was really glad to see them; he had felt their importance in the family circle. (4)
• He was followed by a train of six persons, all splendidly attired, and attesting, by their costume and manner, the rank and importance of their chief. (6)
• Through letters, whatever of good or bad was to be told would be communicated, and every succeeding day was expected to bring some news of importance. (4)
• But whereas, there the matter was confined to its electioneering aspect, here that aspect was already perceived to be only the fringe of its importance. (8)
• The position of their houses was of vital importance to the Forsytes, nor was this remarkable, since the whole spirit of their success was embodied therein. (8)
• Of the numerous composers forming the Venetian school, =Francesco Cavalli= (1600-1676) and =Marco Cesti= (1620-1669) are second only in importance to Monteverde. (3)
• Its importance is attested by the sub-titles or mottoes adopted by several prominent newspapers, emphasizing their appeal to the family as a special constituency. (16)

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