of such little significance vs of so little significance

Both phrases are correct and commonly used in English. They are interchangeable and convey the same meaning.

Last updated: March 24, 2024

of such little significance

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that something has very little importance or relevance.

Examples:

The mistake was of such little significance that it was quickly forgotten.
The issue was of such little significance that it was not worth discussing further.

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It was of such little significance.
Well, for something of such little importance...
But as I told you before, names are of such little importance.
I had no idea you took care of such little things yourself
The 911 Commission deemed the financing of the attacks was 'of LITTLE significance in their official report.
Many arguments have been put forward during today's debate in favour of this approach, and I should like to add one more, which in my opinion is of no little significance.
Today it has reappeared as an Anglo-Saxon term of political science (governance), but its translation into Spanish as' gobernanza' has little significance for the average citizen.
Various other amendments are, we think, of little significance and we did not support them.
Indeed, there needs to be a lot of action because, 15 years after Beijing, we can see that, unfortunately, the results are still of very little significance.
If the Commissioner can now tell us what he intends to do, I shall at least be able to give a little hope to my commuting constituency to whom, if I may say so, the European ideal is of such vital significance.
Because the report is far-reaching in its scope and because there is considerable disagreement about it, Parliament's point of view will be of little significance.
Although the solutions proposed by the Commission do not bring any radical legislative changes and may seem of little significance today, their influence on the future of aviation in the light of deregulation of the market and development of the air carriage sector in Poland cannot be overestimated.
Clearly, Israel's unilateral withdrawal from Gaza as a bona fide gesture of land for peace is of very little significance to Israel's critics.
Only a little progress has been made in changing this situation and that progress has so far been of little significance.
Combating the economic crisis also proved to be a matter of no little significance, and the systematic monitoring and moderation of the financial sector will make it possible, over time, to restore its tarnished reputation.
And such little hope of something to gain.
We spend such little time together, to ruin even one...
I've never known such little regard for human frailty.
If you fret about such little matters then your thoughts may poison the child inside you.
What a suprise, you have such little faith in the king.

Alternatives:

of so little significance
of very little significance
of extremely little significance
of minimal significance
of negligible significance

of so little significance