Sentence examples for historically pertinent from inspiring English sources

It's a historically pertinent comment: the music he objected to sounded like a playful nod to the theme from "Serial," which had recently become a huge hit.

The term has broad applicability in the current age of global migration, but it is also pertinent to urban development historically.

Orientalism proved to be an intellectual document central to the field of post-colonial studies, its thesis being considered as historically factual, true, and accurate for the pertinent periods studied, and especially regarding the cultural representations of "Orientals" and "The Orient" presented in the mass communications media of the West.

Although an assessment of symptom improvement or pertinent function depends on patient perception, historically these assessments were often made by physicians who observed and interacted with patients (depression scales, heart failure severity scales, activities of daily living scales).

25 57 Finally, it is pertinent to recall that the imaging descriptions utilised (ie a 'modification of Peetrons classification' 10 54) are based on historically derived clinical descriptions that have no established validity.

Hardly pertinent?

Historically bad.

Shocking, and shockingly pertinent.

These are pertinent points.

Her profession is pertinent.

It's so pertinent".