Meanings of transcendent importance in English

The action was of transcendent importance,-loftyin conception, masterful in execution.

The Protestant reformation, in its various relations, was a movement of transcendent importance.

Subjects of transcendent importance were discussed with the most hopeful amplitude.

A comprehensive improvement of the Mississippi and its tributaries is a matter of transcendent importance.

I have dwelt upon this theoretical department of my subject, because of its transcendent importance.

The incident, all but forgotten, remained prominently in her mind, soon to assume a position of transcendent importance.

But it was of transcendent importance.

I do not apologise for dwelling at length upon these points, for the subject is one of transcendent importance.

There was, however, another great Roman dignitary who held his office for life, which was one of transcendent importance.

We need to realize more than we do the transcendent importance of giving wide circulation to the Bible in foreign lands.

Then she fled to the stove and retrieved the burning bacon as though here were the one matter of transcendent importance.

The successive steps of this legislation have been given somewhat in detail because of its transcendent importance and its unprecedented character.

The bare announcement of truth, in a matter of such transcendent importance, is an immense progress toward the goal of improvement.

Not at all abashed, but favourably impressed with our transcendent importance-as we intended-they leaned gracefully on their spears and entered into conversation.

Vanderbilt's death, as that of one of the real monarchs of the day, was an event of transcendent importance, and was treated so.

Spanish prime minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said the statement from Eta was of " transcendent importance" and marked the "victory of democracy".