Sentence examples for At relevance from inspiring English sources

Teen-agers will only be provoked by your sad attempts at relevance.

And a few episodes might have a second run at relevance, as we cycle through the roster of international troublemakers.

In dual roles, Ken Grantham, also playing the modern doctor, is so classically amusing that labored attempts at relevance work through sheer style.

Later, in his own revision, "Chicken in Black" went from being an eager stab at relevance to a stealthy form of goofball protest.

In August 2003, a suicide bomber in Baghdad kills 17 people, including Vieira de Mello, and destroys the United Nations' chances at relevance in Iraq.

By Nihar Patel April 29, 2016 "My Big Fat Democratic Primary 2016" A workaholic moderate, who set aside dreams of a storybook inauguration to pursue a diplomatic career, meets a hopelessly single-issue candidate chasing his last shot at relevance.

This show, which originated at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, looks at the relevance of Beuys's ideas to works by a generation of artists who reached maturity in Mexico City in the 1990s.

In an ethical dilemma one could classify one's previous experiences as potentially distorted (quality assessment) or as not relevant for the case at hand (relevance assessment).

As Democrats consider how to claw their way back to power, or at least relevance, they have to take a hard look at an untapped resource: young people.

They see it as one more attempt at musical relevance.

We need a sensible look at the relevance of plurality and cross-media ownership.