Sentence examples for from any relevance from inspiring English sources

The end game is now upon us and yet everything Pakistan is not doing appears to be distancing itself further from any relevance to the future of Afghanistan and the region post-2014 when the Americans do leave.

Since I've never surfed this prevented me from drawing any relevance from the beach scene.

It is a refuge "from shopping, from fashion, from relevance, from education"—a list which neatly lines up entertainment philistines and high-art intellectuals as a common enemy.

He added: "I don't think it has lost any relevance from being shelved for a year".

However, it was difficult to derive any relevance from clinical symptoms.

Sometimes Gold seems to have wandered too far from any possible relevance, to be simply enjoying himself.

It amazes me how the dramas usually relatively minor of the publishing world retain their ability to scintillate years after the key players have passed on, whether from life or from relevance, but I do find them delicious.

By Macy Halford April 26 , 2010It amazes me how the dramas — usually relatively minor — of the publishing world retain their ability to scintillate years after the key players have passed on, whether from life or from relevance, but I do find them delicious.

This does not preclude him from relevance from where we're now sitting.

Moreover, the CV relevance from any indirect changes in insulin sensitivity as a result of SGLT-2 inhibition is entirely unknown.

So Kant would deny that the tax revenue from Evans' wages has any moral relevance, since only motivations, and not consequences, have moral worth.