Sentence examples for deeply relevant to from inspiring English sources

Debord's thinking around spectacle and power is deeply relevant to now, but limited, too.

Suddenly, in a way increasingly rare these days, classical music became deeply relevant to the world around it.

Gawande's piece on bringing evidence-based management to health care struck me as deeply relevant to the United States' education problems.

This all seems unnecessary because it has never been hard to see "The Cherry Orchard" and its characters as deeply relevant to the present.

The implications of these are far-reaching, profound, and deeply relevant to our world, yet little grasped by the general public.

But in the actual interview, the main thing is that we ask people questions that are deeply relevant to the task at hand.

We should hope that our ability to encourage brand advertisers to see the engaging and deeply relevant value of online media to audiences gets here before digital technology levels the playing field for all media, especially TV.

But Annacone said neither he nor Federer would rule out anything in his quest to remain deeply relevant if no longer dominant.

The idea of the personal space as political remains deeply relevant while we still battle to extend the popular understanding of rape beyond the mythical shadowy stranger in a dark alleyway, despite the fact that 90% of victims already know their rapists.

Its ideas about society and education are deeply relevant today.

Paulette Jiles has set that mystery and otherness at the core of a gripping, deeply relevant book.