significance ** , auch: significancy

"They want to bring some kind of significance into their lives."

The issue was one of national significance, the state said.

But the significance of the small force is more political than military.

I should like to single out four points of significance.

What is the significance of not having time to name them all?

Then the significance of what he had said came home to her.

Finally, you'll want to know the significance of the photograph behind me.

He did not understand the full significance of the news either.

Where was the significance of a house and a key?

The girl would only come here if she had something of significance to tell him.

"The significance is more in terms of what they put on the air."

What you might think I'm doing is really of no significance to me.

She wanted to know more about them, and their significance.

And he would not know the significance of the act.

My father was too old to see the significance at once.

They might have had small significance, or a big one.

But they were to come back to me with significance later.

Which was to have another significance, a short time later.

But then, everything he said seemed to have some special significance.

But I did not think at the time to ask what they were, or their significance.

The full significance of her words did not seem to come to me all at once.

What is their significance to a particular place, to its culture and economy?

Here is the question: How much significance can 60 minutes hold?

I also see the significance of the report in this light.

On the other side is the political significance of this matter.