Meanings of comparative unimportance in English

If man does not live for ever, his character and actions seem of comparative unimportance.

Some future age may be surprised at the comparative unimportance of questions which interest this generation.

Mr. Browning has used it to indicate the comparative unimportance of his contribution to the Cenci story.

If so, that's a capital practical example of the comparative unimportance of soil, except as a means of supplying moisture.

Earlier events of the Avenue fade into comparative unimportance when we come to September 30, 1899.

Sir Oliver Lodge spoke strongly in favour of these institutions, calling them a protest against the idea of the comparative unimportance of childhood.

The whole range of motives is strangely different, and men can never grasp the comparative unimportance with which women regard the question of occupation.

That is to say, a war may be limited physically by the strategical isolation of the object, as well as morally by its comparative unimportance.