Sentence examples for but pertinent from inspiring English sources
The responsory was eerie but pertinent.
A personal favourite is the Book-Handling Service, whereby for a small fee, Myles's team will attend the client's home, fox the pages of his books, scribble on them even, underline obscure but pertinent passages, thus affording the busy bourgeois the appearance of a well-read man.
This winter, Reicher put together a trip on the Rio Grande, with American Rivers, an advocacy group, of which he's a board member, to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, and to begin to articulate, in an informal but pertinent setting, a response to Trump's wall.
The tapestry will be the work not only of her 66 prison inmates but pertinent sections will also be stitched by hundreds of people with a working interest in the encoded liberties and their preservation – from Shami Chakrabarti and Peter Tatchell and Wiki founder Jimmy Wales to invited bishops and politicians and royalty.
But, pertinent to this article, you're thinking that lawyers play an important role in science.
Such modifications could include redefining what good deliberation should involve in particular settings (e.g. engagement with limited but pertinent internal and external bodies/individuals who are able to understand highly technical innovations).
Mr. Nuttall introduces the works at hand with amusing but mostly pertinent commentary about the music and composers, but you never know what to expect from him.
But it is not so easy to talk about a very different but equally pertinent theme, which is American socialism.
But more pertinent than whether the president told the literal truth is what factors he stressed and which ones he played down.
They picked up the words "nose ornament" but garbled pertinent details like the museum's hours and address and the dates of the exhibition.
But the pertinent fact is that as the chairman and chief executive of its businesses in Europe and Asia, he already runs a large and growing part of it.
