Sentence examples for To relevance from inspiring English sources

"Anelle has brought us back to relevance".

Furthermore, it comes down to relevance.

"You are, like, Martha's ticket to relevance with the millennials," John said.

If the acts have lost their claim to relevance, their brand appeal carries on.

It is a long road back to relevance for the Eels.

He has written for pro-life publications and has condemned "contemporary" liturgical music that aspires to relevance.

McCutchen helping return the Pirates to relevance and Kershaw's dominance will be remembered for years.

There's little that's lifelike about "Solar," despite its relentless pretensions to relevance.

The fund's critical role in Europe has revitalized the organization's claim to relevance in world affairs.

What makes "The Island of Crimea" more than good satire, however, is its miraculous restoration to relevance every time Russia takes a hard turn.

He knew that the United Nations had been shaken by the Iraq crisis, but he said he believed it could renew its claim to relevance in Iraq.