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of the greatest importance
crucial information
the all-important subject of disarmament
in chess cool nerves are of the essence
How To Use all important In A Sentence
- All important points are numbered for ease of reference .
- Railways unite the capital with all important cities.
- So it was that nine families gathered at the Temple Bar Hotel, Dublin, to hear the all important announcement.
- Cable sleeving, cable management, lighting, and cable choices are all important.
- They would always surround themselves with people and would have discussions on what you might call important social issues," says Charles H. van Horne, who is the great-nephew to the Roothberts and managing director of New York-based Abbott Capital Management, an investment firm. Foundation Works to Support Young Scholars
- In the end, West, in his disproportionate emphasis on sex, promotes a pansexualist tendency that ties all important human and indeed supernatural activity back to sex without the necessary dissimilitudo [unlikeness]. Mary Victrix
- As Alexis de Tocqueville noted long ago, in America, nearly all important issues ultimately become judicial questions.
- A teeny-bopper lugs in the vessel containing the all important medicine, a middle aged woman scoops out spoonfuls and fills them in small containers that are handed over to the patients.
- Such a sameness, or identity, does not extend to all the details, even all important ones, of either source.
- This one could be considered with all seriousness, as it pertains to all important health matters.