Sentence examples for Really pertinent from inspiring English sources

And to Mr. Senn, such questions are not really pertinent.

Not only do people want to slate you on the internet if they have a chance, but they want to write articles, and discuss things that are really pertinent in our culture.

In an age as nostalgia-soaked as ours, and in the case of a group so dissected and deconstructed, the one really pertinent question remains: is there anything left to add? Mark Lewisohn's new book Tune in is the best part of 1000 pages long.

Scitable offers a variety of peer-to-peer and social functionality that isn't really pertinent to a traditional textbook.

I think that's a really, really pertinent question.

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Even then, size isn't really the pertinent philosophical difference between the left and right.

In addition, we found that both in the spatial and in the non-spatial tasks WM and RM were correlated very strongly, raising doubt as to whether the distinction between these two types of memory really is pertinent, at least for mice.

His recent censored satire on bigotry in Clacton-on-Sea really said something pertinent.

Quibbling about this category -- whether it is simply evil, or a mental illness, or both -- is not really what's pertinent here.

So it's a pertinent question, really, and to try and answer it I've put together a "Canadian Cup Drought power-rankings".