Meanings of attach little in anglès

Does that indicate that bank management attach little importance to such matters?

Upon personal inspection, I attach little importance to Chickasaw as a military position.

To these addresses we attach little or no importance.

Astral beings therefore attach little importance to facial features.

As a rule, I attach little faith to such generalities; in this case, I am sure, rightly.

Illness was the only possible plea, and even to that Ben Râana seemed to attach little importance.

While the Kayans endeavour to make as many captives as possible, the Kenyahs attach little value to them.

But I attach little weight to this function: they are hardly ever read with earnestness enough to permit them to fulfil it.

But I attach little weight to this function: they are hardly ever read with earnestness enough to permit them to fulfill it.

The man who is especially preoccupied with the duties of public life, does not readily forgive those who attach little importance to his party quarrels.

Irish teenagers attach little importance to "the notion of virginity", and feel that postponing sex until marriage is not realistic, according to a new study.

For their own part they appeared to attach little importance to this, but they declared that the guide would be punished by the offended "bolvans."

How would it be if you attached little Conrad here to my person.

Like Mr. Porter, he attached little importance to the gold bag.

Faith attached little credence to confessions of crimes which Holden intimated he had committed.

In reality they attached little importance to him: he set too great store by himself.