Sentence examples for exactly relevant from inspiring English sources

Matt Kenseth picked the theme to "Star Wars" (triumphant, certainly, but maybe not exactly relevant).

Apparently no one noticed that the 36-year-old Ms. Phair's lyrics -- about romancing someone nine years younger or about a divorced mom introducing her son to her latest lover -- aren't exactly relevant to high-schoolers.

So... your comments are not exactly relevant.

The fact that many in politics could have made more money in the private sector is not exactly relevant to the experience of most Americans.

Other potential confounders such as hyperlipemia and autoimmune disease are exactly relevant to prognosis of CSOJ.

As our study shows the findings above, we can conclude that, to compare with BMI, WC could be more exactly relevant to evaluate the correlation of organ damage on CRP after ACS, especially in the change of LV structure.

By the way Johannsson came on for Diskerud about ten minutes ago for the US, but given all the attacking Panama are doing it hasn't exactly been relevant yet.

Exactly how relevant that is to Tristram Shandy is an open question, although the author certainly enjoyed the sensational fame that came with his book's success, and which he was able to feed and maintain with successive volumes.

What exactly are relevant, triggered emails?

That is, a randomly selected image from any of these 20 concept classes can act as the query and there are exactly 499 relevant images in the collection.

D'Angelo arrives this number by calculating which years exactly were relevant in building the current Facebook and adding up the engineers employed during those years to come up 1000 man years as total time.