Insignificance in a sentence

All other considerations—distance, personality, politics—pale into insignificance when two people are sufficiently attracted to each other, says Igor Khalatian, founder and CEO of Iris Dating.

At the same time, the Coalition continues to be dominated by middle-aged white men, is unrepresentative in terms of female MPs, and the current token team fades into insignificance compared to Penny Wong or Tanya Plibersek.

But his endeavor to provide concrete examples of this, with respect to China, dwindles into insignificance when placed against the imperialist world system commanded by the United States and the triad as whole.

But that paled to insignificance when VIP Dons fan Gray popped up at Aberdeen matches in a chauffer-driven government limo.

Much like, if you remember, how European soccer was largely viewed in this country before time, and enlightenment, shifted the metaphorical goalposts and silenced the "soccer haters" into insignificance.

The magazine went to bi-weekly to monthly to near insignificance.

But when compared to the indiscriminate impact of a general lockdown, the additional resources required pale into insignificance.

Does that explain their apparent insignificance to this government (a regime less reliant on the votes of older electors than previous Tory administrations thanks to the Brexit coalition it is built on)?

There’ll be plenty of opportunities for Tommo, Charlie and Le Tiss so it pales into insignificance in comparison to George.

The self inflicted damage done to the Liberal Democrat Party pales into insignificance compared to the damage done to those who had the misfortune to be on the receiving end of the decisions it made between 2010-15.

A former Scientist who worked at the church for a decade told me recently that employees chagrined by their insignificance were constantly praying about the “imposition of omission” – religious jargon for everyone forgetting about them.

But your child, as an adult, has been shaken by something that would not have been a problem had it been known all along (and would certainly have faded into insignificance by now).

However, Jolie expressed that having the chance to “reconnect with this humility and this insignificance” has helped her in realising the value of the good things she has in her life.

The insignificance seen by President Trump towards the Pell Grant may also be seen in other forms of financial aid.

Cindy Glass, from Step Up Education Centres said it is at this time that so many realise that the pressures of being at school fade into insignificance when having to make decisions which could significantly impact the direction of their lives.

Maybe they think that as they are from such small countries, they should not magnify their insignificance in the presence of the British sovereign, by making silly reparations demands.

This affair, however, fades into relative insignificance in the light of subsequent reports.

Yet his latest contribution, namely that Christians and southerners are the major beneficiaries of Buhari’s government, makes his previous utterances pale into insignificance.

Because the electron has such a tiny charge, however, shot noise is of relative insignificance in many (but not all) cases of electrical conduction.

By 1967, gold production in the country had dropped to insignificance but was revived in the mid-1970s, when the gold price rose once more.