attach little importance to

But researchers and reviewers attach little importance to them.

Call her what you will, Fr�d�rique; I attach little importance to that.

The writer of the Pentateuch could attach little importance to such an idea, as he nowhere alludes to a future existence, or rewards and punishments—all good and evil, as far as the human race is concerned, with him, were merely temporal.

Doubtless land is not distant, whence these weeds have drifted, but I attach little importance to its sight, or discovery.

All the others must have been designed before the first parts were published, p. 72and knowing the freedom which Dickens allowed himself we can attach little importance to the evidence of a particular cover as an index to the story.