Sentence examples for amazingly relevant from inspiring English sources

I read it when I was inside, and it's still amazingly relevant.

This vernacular is centuries old, passed on and continually abridged and expanded, especially with references that are amazingly relevant to pop culture.

It's no longer universally acknowledged that "a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife", but many of Jane Austen's thoughts on love, relationships, class, clothes and even the joys of nature are amazingly relevant to modern life.

"Many of the new APIs — core location, today extensions — allow developers to figure out (in a very permission-centric way) where you are and who you are with, and then give you amazingly relevant content," he says.

As a democracy we are blessed to have the U.S. Constitution that amazingly has stayed relevant for nearly 250 years already.

Retrospective spanking of Tate doesn't seem very relevant when, amazingly, this country ended up with what are surely his greatest works.

Amazingly, in a recent relevant review, Maziak (2012) cites that very study in Kashmir while ignoring the above important clarification by Koul and Chaouachi (2011).

Here are the bullish ones who have made relevant comments this week: Cabot Market Letter: Amazingly, the string of below-average volume days for the Nasdaq has stretched to 17, including today.

Which means that, amazingly, this vein of humor is still a going concern, which is funny because I thought it stopped being a relevant cultural observation around the same time making jokes about rappers' pants falling down did.

Which means that, amazingly, this vein of humour is still a going concern, which is funny because I thought it stopped being a relevant cultural observation around the same time making jokes about rapper's trousers falling down did.

Amazingly, amazingly lucky".