Sentence examples for deep relevance from inspiring English sources

But the show was given deep relevance by the Manti Te'o scandal in January.

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded Monday to three American scientists who solved a problem of cell biology with deep relevance to cancer and aging.

I was impressed by the deep relevance of my archival work in the Missionary Research Library Archives during my travels in Southeast Asia.

Averie St. Germaine, a University of Massachusetts sophomore studying biology, said the exhibit gave her a better understanding of microbes' deep relevance.

Ratcliffe advances central philosophical debates through a nuanced study of psychopathology, showing the deep relevance of mental disorder to our understanding of the human mind.

After reading Alschuler's spirited attack on Holmes, I found myself all the more admiring of Holmes's dark skepticism, wicked wit and hunger for greatness, and all the more convinced of his deep relevance in the 21st century.

But she sought a deeper relevance for her art, according to program notes, in indigenous Taiwanese and Chinese cultural traditions and in nature.

And that's the deeper relevance of this lawsuit: It points to the fact that so much is unknown or undisclosed about what actually ends up in our food.

But the Davos agenda items are of deep public relevance.

This understanding is at once both non-consequentialist and of deep functional relevance to the institution of property.

"Coke if anything helped me really understand how to develop global strategies and brand positioning that would drive huge global scale and deep cultural relevance," Mildenhall said.