Sentence examples for So pertinent from inspiring English sources
That unanswered question, so pertinent today, can to some extent be answered from Clinton's Arkansas days.
It's this view of forgiveness, of redemption, of letting go of vengeance, that's so pertinent today.
"That's why the lesson of 2008, which was a hard-fought primary, if you remember, is so pertinent here.
Brashares writes engagingly and perceptively about teen life, under cover of this concept, which is so pertinent to adolescent existence.
In the mix of masculine/feminine, tough and tender, it was hard to believe that the designer could refresh the familiar and make the clothes seem so pertinent.
The film, which was released in 1937, is about Wall Street, fraudsters, stock manipulation, and the financial ruin of the innocent small-time investor, so fairly pertinent for our times.
"With the exception of inflation, economic indicators are still solid for the domestic economy in the US, so the pertinent question remains: will the Fed risk looking irresponsible and delay rate hikes into 2016, or will they take the plunge this year, with perhaps a more cautious hike than the expected 0.25%?
It's a situation outlandish enough to recall Greek black comedy Dogtooth, yet I can't help being wary of this haphazardly structured film, in which so few pertinent questions are asked or answered – beginning with why Moselle was granted access to this cultish household in the first place – that even its most poignant observational details obscure more than they reveal.
Are you cognitively mazed, so only pertinent info should be presented?
Wyman explained their reasoning for the change, "[The credits] weren't so much pertinent to the finale but for the introduction of the future of the show.
