unimportance

So many of his problems would fall away into unimportance, if only he didn't have to deal with other people.

Had I but known you were here, all else would have been relegated to unimportance.

And people to whom nothing has ever happened/Cannot understand the unimportance of events."

It's silly talking about the unimportance of the little drops.

Members were called by number to underline the unimportance of social position.

If he let things go, now, the currently thriving business of risk insurance would return to its former unimportance.

More important, he will have learned the relative unimportance of such pastimes.

Trusting in the unimportance of his posting to get him through life.

"My movies deal with the unimportance of the individual-all that is personal must be given up for our cause."

Some day you will escape to unimportance and happiness.

It must be something which would help them to feel again the essential truth in their own religion, and the unimportance of its mythology.

The remainder of the day had faded into unimportance.

"On the importance - and the unimportance - of birthweight".

It had been relegated to unimportance by what had happened later that night.

That was all, the brevity of it adding to its seeming unimportance.

It would impress upon the humans their relative unimportance in the scheme of things.

What's even more interesting is her struggle with her subject's relative unimportance.

The unimportance of business history says something about the way we feel deep down about moneymaking.

What distinguishes New York is the relative unimportance of sports here.

The unimportance of the additional installations brought The Shadow to a new problem.

The Outsider had seared his mind with his own unimportance.

Once again, this is down to the importance of songs and the unimportance of 'product'.

Paradoxically, the relative unimportance of money in Soviet society compounds these difficulties.

With signs of dismissal of unimportance she turned away and addressed the others.

Poor Lowji had never considered the unimportance of the writer of a movie.