Sentence examples for endless relevance from inspiring English sources
I've tried to read many books and, yes, watch many films, and I still feel the Holocaust is a subject of confounding complexity that I never seem to get a handle on and that holds endless relevance to today's events.
His fame has as much to do with the fights he has picked – or has had foisted upon him – as with the quality of his fiction; Franzen riles people in a way that is unusual, and perhaps reassuring for a novelist, given the endless debate about the relevance of that role.
6. Relevance is relevant.
They do endless testing and understand stickiness and relevance in a way few media companies do".
Endless foreign-location sequences of questionable relevance that us increasingly impecunious dupes (licence-fee payers) are bankrolling.
Those and dozens more represent collateral damage in the endless battle for continual musical and cultural relevance.
Another thing that left our panel less than impressed was politicians sharing their endless photo opportunities, particularly when they seemed to have little relevance to the election.
The revenue, prestige and relevance of the state federations come from their local tournaments, where the giant teams are obliged to play endless games against little clubs.
The relevance of relevance.
