of no account

And now he was of no account in every respect.

You can speak before him as though he were a thing of no account, not there at all.

The fact that I felt myself far more the latter than the former was of no account.

Therefore, everyone treats him like a child of no account.

Owners all, aside from one, and he was of no account.

There was a war on and such emotional family matters were really of no account.

Let his words, not mine, close this story: Great are the stars, and man is of no account to them.

Artists - art critics and such like - people of no account.

It was a question of no account, probably, but not something (perhaps) to be forgotten.

What woman can forgive that a man should push us by as things of no account?

What had passed between us was of no account, save that it left me shaken.

You and the others talk about killing as if those lives were of no account."

She seemed to feel nothing but a supreme inner peace that made everything else of no account.

Yet to these alleged Jews this gold was of no account.

Life was before him and time of no account.

He was of no account, and he knew his way inside the house.

He had the air of a man to whom the future is of no account.

Then she thought, It is of no account, one way or the other, for he no longer means anything to me.

So you sacrificed four human lives and thought them of no account."

Sutton shrugged, as if what he said was of no account.

She behaved as though the attributes that God had given her were of no account.

This small detachment in the North, of no account, was forgotten.

Insults were of no account to him so that he gained his end.

As she grew up, her father had been of no account to her.