unimportant

In other words, one can trust the entry on Jimmy Carter, but not entries for unimportant schlubs like me.

I had a teacher, when young, who said the word “writer” was unimportant.

Evidently, those concerns are unimportant once the profits begin flowing into government coffers.

It did seem to me that some of our best officers were invariably placed in the most unimportant positions and commands.

Cornwallis is preparing for such possibility, else why is he fortifying this unimportant point so carefully.

We have omitted short and unimportant passages in a few places, marked with asterisks.

From that period the occasions of contact which had once been so frequent become rare and unimportant.

Before a Man marrieth a Woman he delighteth to describe unto her all his doings—even the most unimportant.