Sentence examples for Sounds relevant from inspiring English sources

The album was angry in a way that still sounds relevant: "got no privacy, got no liberty because the 20th-century people took them away from me," Davies laments on the opening track.

It still sounds relevant.

Sadly, that, too, sounds relevant today.

If that sounds relevant to your interests, you can find it in the report.

Sal Ciolfi of PopMatters called it a "big, loud, beautiful collection of hurt, anger, restless thought, and above all hope" that still sounds "relevant and vibrant".

Note: This may require reworking the messaging and title slightly to reflect the spirit of the times, or future-proof it so it sounds relevant at any later date.

Her ideas will sound relevant and be easy to illustrate that way.

The music transcends its era; if you were hearing it today for the first time, it wouldn't sound retro, it would sound relevant and alive".

No, what makes it so special is the way Smith subtly tinkers with the album to make it sound relevant to 2015.

He also dismissed Lib Dem warnings about defence cuts, saying his coalition partners were trying to sound "relevant".

Now would be a fantastic time for the government to sound relevant on cybersecurity, after the NSA breach, DNC hacks and other embarrassments have shown its inability to defend against state-sponsored attacks.