Quotes About Unimportant

Don't mind me, Flamepaw thought, resentful and embarrassed all at once. Go on talking about me, just as if I were a . . . a tree stump!

Without God, our reason is an accident of the cosmos, as ultimately inconsequential as the spinning of the planet or the pulling of the tides. Reason becomes unimportant, and hence untenable. Without God we have only belief, and yet we are left with nothing to believe in.

McCain is significant in the sense that he has no significance at all on any subject.

To be of no account to others. No one listens to you.

There is nothing as dead and as damned as an important thing. The things that really matter are casual, insignificant little things.

Most of the stuff I've ever said is pretty insignificant and, by and large, has been said off the cuff and without much thought to the potential consequences.

Like anyone cared where I was, or who I was.

There were great advantages to being unimportant.

Chickenshit is so called - instead of horse- or bull- or elephant shit - because it is small-minded and ignoble and takes the trivial seriously.

The long and painstakingly detailed discussions seemed to me nothing more than the incessant nattering of toads in a water filled ditch and of no greater consequence.

Of course it's trivial, but then most things are.

But then comes a time when forgetting isn't possible. And I do mean a particular time when no amount of dreaming, not then and maybe not ever, can change how naked and unimportant we become in our own eyes.

Her death was as insignificant as her life.

Little things please little minds.

They seem to be excited about something terribly unimportant

the price difference appears to be small enough to be negligible

Since it didn't happen,' said Alberich, 'it can't be important.

at this point in their lives, neither one of them is important enough to kill, kidnap, or interrogate.

working under him made him feel less

You're that tree falling in the forest that nobody gives a rat's ass about.

Let us be trivial, let us be intimate.)

Wars of enormous importance are fought in places nobody cares about.

You have to establish in your life some sense of prioritizing things, of giving emphasis to the important things and of laying aside the unimportant things that will lead to nothing.

The richest most meaningful stories are found in small places: made, carried, crafted, told, and retold by apparently unimportant people.