Sentence examples for any more pertinent from inspiring English sources

If this is an early sign of Styles' bid to become "the rock one" post-One Direction, while Zayn Malik owns R&B, he couldn't be dropping any more pertinent hints.

There is a more pertinent point to all this too.

There is a more pertinent parallel in the Stiles story to Bird, though.

Indeed, a more pertinent question is whether Britain has achieved what Mark Carney calls "escape velocity".

And could there be a more pertinent, contemporary subject than this?

In Brown's defence, fitness may have been a more pertinent issue than form.

Perhaps a more pertinent question surrounds who will be drafted in to play the new roles?

But a more pertinent question is: who stands to gain the most from these social divisions?

"There couldn't be a more pertinent time for Worth to step up to the plate".

A more pertinent question, perhaps, is whether any young scientist could do that today.

More pertinent for President-elect Obama — and more impressive to any viewer today — is the Kennedys' demeanor in dealing with the crisis: cool, deliberative, principled but pragmatic.