grammar
Иногда важнее — ...
Russian often uses a dash after an introductory evaluative word or phrase to spotlight the real point. The idea after the dash carries the emphasis, so this pattern works well for contrast, reflection, and summary. You can reuse it when you want to say that something matters more than the obvious alternative. Example: «Иногда важнее — не результат, а ощущение живого движения.» This means that the feeling or process matters more than the outcome.
Иногда важнее — не результат, а ощущение живого движения.
Sometimes what matters more is not the result, but the feeling of being in motion.