Sentences with phrase «about insignificance»
The result of which is that the panel had to reconsider its finding about insignificance.
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He was relentless about NeXT's insignificance.
That is what Christian prayer is all about; and when we have grasped this, the problems which at first may have troubled us about answers to prayer fade into insignificance, and we can remember the great words of St. Francis de Sales: «we seek not the consolations of God, but the God of consolation.»
-- «Once we understand the definition of «church» the whole debate about whether or not it is wrong for women to preach in church or be a «pastor» fades away into insignificance.
No amount of falsehood about government's performance however will change the fact that the NPP's record over the eight years they were in power pales into insignificance when set against what the NDC has done in office.
Like Jack Nicholson in About Schmidt (another Payne peepshow into disappointed and disappointing middle Americans), Dern plays a deer caught in the headlights of his own insignificance.
If the Philadelphia school district cares only about reading results, and places no weight on math results, our data could be used to support the policy choice that was made, provided no attention is paid to the statistical insignificance of the reading finding.
Li writes: «Bechtle's nonfiction of the most overlooked moments in life can send viewers to the verge of panic about becoming enthralled by the beauty of sheer banal insignificance.
They don't want to expend all that time, only to have their favorite ideas sunk and reduced to insignificance, once the facts are actually known about matters.
If, for some reason, you are loath to let your tweets dwindle into insignificance, you have some choices about how to archive them in a way that would make them truly accessible — the point of the ReadWriteWeb article.
I won't now whinge about the hole in the lawn that our kelpie / labrador cross digs to punish us whenever he is left outside for more than an hour... it pales to insignificance besides your destruction (I can't see the attraction for cords, don't rabbits prefer carrots and celery??)
The more I focus on that which I have to be grateful for, the more other ways of thinking about said things (events, people, etc) fade into insignificance!