Sentence examples for fresh relevance from inspiring English sources

Politically, too, I think the film has a fresh relevance.

This seemingly arcane dispute took on fresh relevance yesterday as new details emerged on the timeline of last Thursday's breakdowns.

In the 1960s and '70s the director Roger Planchon found in Bérénice and Athalie fresh relevance for contemporary society.

In fact, the travails of the global economy seem to have given the slogan fresh relevance to many — as reassurance for some but as creative fodder for others.

In the 21st century, he acquired fresh relevance as the mentor of Hugo Chávez in Venezuela and Evo Morales in Bolivia, the leaders of two unusual revolutions that threatened the hegemony of the US.

Meanwhile, the Odyssey has been granted fresh relevance with Emily Wilson's new translation, the first in English by a woman, which has been widely praised for its immediacy and accessibility, making it an unlikely beach read.

MATTHEW PASSION" Staging Bach's masterpiece may seem on the face of it an odd notion, but Jonathan Miller's deft production at BAM in 1997 succeeded in lifting the work beyond the reach of routine and giving it fresh impact and relevance.

Standing at the bleeding edge, gazing into the red-rimmed, bottomless abyss of disruption, the normal rules of language break down and a Dadaist imperative asserts fresh claims of absurdist relevance.

We selected the longissimus dorsi muscle because it is a prime cut of high economic relevance for fresh and cured pork production.

6. Relevance is relevant.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the clinical relevance of autogenous fresh demineralized tooth (Auto-FDT) prepared at chairside immediately after extraction for socket preservation.