Sentence examples for Quite pertinent from inspiring English sources
"I'd have thought the period dress is the least of those reasons," says Posner, "but the first two are quite pertinent".
When people attack the popular conceptual art of today it is often on the – quite pertinent – grounds of appropriation, with the likes of Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst's fondness for advertising images and anatomical toys.
Even those who find Torry's vocals on The Great Gig in the Sky quite pertinent to the sale of Nurofen might be forced to conclude that it's a lesser song without them.
The great man's views on the "endopsychic myths" embedded in a nation's cultural unconscious are quite pertinent to the ritual murders his young colleague Dr. Max Liebermann sets out to solve in Frank Tallis's latest mystery, VIENNA SECRETS (Random House, paper, $15).
The specification of relevant procedures for collecting and analysing information (data) which would help solve the research problem at hand is quite pertinent for a research (Agburu, 2007).
The physical properties of loose and granular media are important from the standpoints of the operation of the filtration device and of feeding and storing the materials in bins and silos; these considerations are equally important and quite pertinent to the dry chemicals that are used as filtration aids.
The time constant of this threshold must be quite large with respect to pertinent scene motions in order to adapt the sensitivity to persistent perturbations only.
It is however still quite difficult to build a pertinent strategy to design polycationic architectures that can provide at the same time pseudocapacitive behavior, high capacitance and long term cycling efficiency.
Although the pathogenesis of skin inflammation elicited in these models is not quite the same, it is pertinent to ask what these animal models really tell us about the pathogenesis and possible therapies for the disease.
And in the not quite four years covered by the pertinent 23-page chapter, that job was only the beginning.
Didi's involvement is really quite fitting since there are plenty of pertinent comparisons to its battle with Uber, which culminated in the U.S. company admitting defeat and agreeing to sell its China business to its rival.
