Sentence examples for all the pertinence from inspiring English sources

If the world conjured by "Hunky Dory" is sweetly appealing, it has all the pertinence of a dream half-remembered from long ago.

Equally important is the pertinence of now recalling Ike's universal appeal; he truly represented the American democratic values we all cherish.

That said, the pertinence and poignancy of its subject in the current context is indisputable.

The pertinence of the array of works being performed is timeless.

Yet the pertinence of the Velvet Underground to understanding Warhol is more than decorative.

Such interpretations enhance the pertinence of these wonderful American paintings -- the pricey, noisy newcomer and the quietly dynamic 139-year veteran.

The pertinence to contemporary New Yorkers of "Sus," a 1979 drama by the English playwright Barrie Keeffe, is unassailable.

As the pertinence of Griffin's testimony emerged, Lerch smiled and scribbled notes to his lawyers suggesting additional questions.

Now that we've established the pertinence of women on the planet, I ask if he considers himself political.

Decades after Mr. Frank's death in 1980, however, the pertinence of his specific desires is growing less clear.

After that, we assess the pertinence of our IRORS system.