Sentence examples for a more germane question from inspiring English sources

A more germane question might be: how do you write about someone as impenetrable as Jane?

But the Hampton Creek CEO glossed over or took a cavalier approach to many of the more germane questions raised.

Of course a more germane addition to the Tony lineup this season would be an ensemble performance award.

For UMass, and certain other institutions, a more germane comparison might be found in western New York, at the University at Buffalo.

It is hard to imagine a more germane soundtrack to emotional upheaval than "Total Eclipse of the Heart" — it's the song we reach for when we have grown tired of exhibiting graceful restraint.

And in a more germane form, the self-winding watch goes back decades, if not longer (I'm not the watch expert here).

"It's quite a germane question, this whole concept of God as an alien.

"Quite frankly the discussion going on in the United States between the various states and the federal government are a lot more germane or interesting to them than what we're doing right now".

But that's a more theoretical question.

That's a more open question.

There is a more specialised question, however.