| His later output as a painter does not compare in momentousness with his pre-war work, but it remained prodigious in terms of sheer quantity. |
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| The case is notable not for the momentousness of the underlying legal question but for its amusing caption. |
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| It is impossible to overstate the momentousness of such events, and yet they have fallen into a shadowy disregard, eclipsed by recent history. |
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| You may think wonderingly of how momentousness emerges from mundane moments. |
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| But that historical comparison, though apposite, does too little justice to the momentousness of this year's choice. |
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| The guys were strangely subdued, given the momentousness of the occasion. |
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| I hope that the new American administration will be forthcoming in this respect, but we at home in Europe have to rise to the momentousness of this period. |
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| Even in flashback, the momentousness of the early days comes through. |
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| The special treatment of light and the subtly composed canon of colours which defines the subjects' existence imparts them on the one hand an idealised appearance, on the other hand an aura of momentousness or even mystery. |
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| But for those peripherally involved – because it happened in their neighbourhood – it means establishing a relationship between their everyday normality and the momentousness of what they have just learned. |
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| By the same token, the momentousness of strengths and weaknesses varies according to the envisaged strategy and to the approached evolution of environment. |
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| Often Hoover's efforts to begin or speed up withdrawals were quiet, and the momentousness of the shift remained within the diplomatic corps. |
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| Why don't most politicians and many Canadians recognize the momentousness of a decision to legalize euthanasia? |
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| But there's nothing solemn or overemphatically spiritual here – except for Erdem's tendency to overuse the imposing music of Arvo Pärt, all too easy a way to buy in ready-made momentousness. |
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| It also underlined the momentousness of enhancing contacts between FANA Secretariat and that of the Council of the Arab Interior Ministers Council. |
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| Philadelphia merchant Jonas Phillips' July 28, 1776 letter to his Amsterdam cousin Gumpel Samson bore witness to a heightened mood of political momentousness. |
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