These are books whose significance exceeds anything they actually said.

NEWYORKER: Books as Bombs

And it meant a laser-like focus on enduring national interests whose significance cannot be measured by banner headlines and cable news sound bites interests that will dominate the 21st Century.

WHITEHOUSE: The White House

The two sanctuaries consist of circles of menhirs arranged in a pattern whose astronomical significance is still being explored.

UNESCO: World Heritage

At Tom Price, Rio Tinto's biggest mine in the area, managers point out scrub-covered hillsides whose cultural significance they are debating with the authorities.

ECONOMIST: Mining

Further, by deploying trust, values and a purpose-driven mission as the primary drivers for all business activities, interactions and decisions, companies can transform a workforce of bricklayers into a highly coordinated and inspired team of cathedral-builders whose inspired work generates both success and significance for our companies and the world.

FORBES: (Almost) Everything We Think About Employee Engagement is Wrong

Mr Murray's self-appointed task is to reclaim the significance and status of a man whose high amateurism, as he calls it, was looking ever more out of date in an age when the pursuit of knowledge was becoming a monopoly of university departments.

ECONOMIST: Writers' lives