Sentence examples for having been relevant from inspiring English sources

But now the achievement only seemed to fuel Salle's bitterness, his sense of himself as "someone who is no longer current," who is "irrelevant after having been relevant".

"None of my jobs have been relevant to the work I'm doing now," he says.

It is the first time in years that politicians have been relevant.

"Now you say I've been relevant to you and it's made my day".

His work might or might not have been relevant to research into developing an atomic bomb.

They also allege the officers exchanged text messages that morning which, if revealed, could have been relevant to the case.

McNamee said that meeting might have been relevant to Clemens's later requests that McNamee help him take steroids.

It has been relevant in this tiny Francophone country for as long as most of its inhabitants can remember.

But it has been relevant for well over a decade to the makers of Faygo soda.

Nor was I ever in possession of any knowledge at all that might have been relevant to such investigations".

The crucifix may not have been relevant evidence, but it's the kind of thing that juries see all the time in personal-injury cases.