insignificant

My problems may seem insignificant to you, but to me they are very important.

"When the game was over, sometimes you would feel so insignificant."

In either case, that is insignificant to an economy with about 120 million workers.

She told me how insignificant the fight with my father was.

They stopped in front of a rather insignificant- looking door.

"If I did not feel so small and insignificant among them, that is."

The church was insignificant and its members were not allowed to hold political office.

It's a city of about 3 million people, that is not insignificant.

No matter how small or insignificant that information seems, it may help us.

It was a small step, but not an insignificant one.

"When I look back at everything we had to go through to get them, it seems so insignificant," she said.

It may seem insignificant, but I feel we're making a difference.

However, this effect is small, but it may not be insignificant.

Though the difference may seem insignificant, he said, it is not.

There might just be a few insignificant problems we need to address.

Over and done with in two tiny little insignificant days.

Only an insignificant part was used directly as food for man.

We have both given a great deal to this insignificant island.

The day jobs that they would have to leave behind are not insignificant.

The money being spent by the city is not insignificant, especially in tough economic times.

It makes games seem kind of insignificant when you go through things like that.

I'd like to know all the details even if they seem insignificant to you.

That may look like an insignificant figure, but we spend more money on food than almost anything else.

"My story seems insignificant in the light of that," he said.

In other countries the number of cases is relatively insignificant.