Sentence examples for All relevance from inspiring English sources

The temptation is to suppose that Baldwin has long since lost all relevance.

The way he is playing now, those mysteries might quickly lose all relevance.

And, while these reasons for the Electoral College have lost all relevance, its disadvantages loom ever larger.

He has overseen a golden period, introducing innovation and dynamism and, perhaps above all, relevance into what was a somewhat old-fashioned institution.

Yet now I see a depressing feature in the New York Times claims that "old master" art has lost all relevance, is no longer of much interest to collectors, and may even cease to be sold by major auction houses.

The emphatic success that Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas enjoyed in the Super Tuesday primaries removed almost all relevance from today's balloting in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming.

Fidelity to the source, Mr. Müller-Brachmann insisted, can provide a discerning audience with all the relevance it requires.

Less heralded classics like "New York" and "Magic and Loss" represent Reed becoming comfortable with middle age, and doing so with all the relevance and vigor of the Velvets Reed from 20 years prior.

All in all, the relevance of these various saposin- and prosaposin-deficient mice to the study of GD pathology is a matter of debate.

After all, for all his contemporary relevance, for all his cutting edge crate digging, seeing Harvey DJ out is, for most people, an ecstasy fueled nostalgic wander down memory lane.

As for her relevance, all the evidence points to a regime that still fears that she is very relevant.