Sentences With was as unimportant

• Dawkins his existence as a man or none existence is unimportant, the important thing is he was not a the son of god.
• In former times, roughly before 1910, art that was not beautiful was considered as unimportant.
• Roman churches, and the ceremonies with which, the rite was administered differed in the two churches only in unimportant particulars, such as that of anointing the ordained person with oil, which the
• They either maintained that she was mistaken in her idea that something religious was going on or they discounted the phenomenon as quite unimportant.
• In contrast during the summer, when resources such as fish were plentiful, the exclusive use of resources was unimportant and families would gather together in large communities which would jointly fi
• That when he and the President agreed upon a matter, never to give him reasons for so agreeing, as the President was too busy to listen to unimportant details.
• To Hitler it did not seem a serious setback, as Britain was still not in a position to cause real damage to his plans, and the last-minute invasion plan had been an unimportant addition to German stra
• Matti Lehtinen now has a minor but by no means unimportant role, that of the old fisherman who was carried off from his home as a boy by Shemeikka's father and forced to serve the family.
• However one moment stands apart and that was the scene where Streep takes Hathaway to task for dismissing fashion as unimportant.
• It was turned out possible to consider using such palladium or other very low active PGM materials in applications where its activity is unimportant as in nuclear industries.
• Cydcoed officers often felt marginalised and unimportant, whilst evidence suggests others within FCW felt almost resentful about the programme, as it controlled a large amount of money and was autonom
• The official German state government recognized Streicher as what he actually was, the unimportant publisher of a really unimportant weekly.
• DEEPLY resent the idea that somehow, according to my teachers and well the status quo, that my work as an artist was somehow considered unimportant.
• Moreover sea power was not everything, and delay exhausted the financial reserves of the state, while financial considerations, as we have seen, were comparatively unimportant to the Peloponnesians.
• Yet in a way, horrible as all this was, it was unimportant.
• Recycling waste material was uncommon and seen as unimportant in many developing nations but that has changed.
• Within the group there was an overall sense that service users were rarely included in decisions about their care as their views were deemed unimportant.