Sentence examples for it really relevant from inspiring English sources
"Is it really relevant to anyone's collecting experience?
I can't always understand what he's saying — the Scottish accent — but the music they put behind it makes it really relevant.
Watson, who is starring as Leontes in Christopher Wheeldon's adaptation of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale at the Royal Opera House in London, told the newspaper: "There's one particular twat who still writes, 'Oh, he's still there with his horrible ginger hair and his horrible pale skin' and you just think, is it really relevant to talk about someone's skin and hair in a review?
"British producers are doing some marvellous things, particularly for very young kids, but is any of it really relevant to anything?" Redmond, who is due to deliver his hard-hitting view of children's television in the Huw Wheldon Lecture on Wednesday, is one of the country's most successful producers – in 1982 he came up with one of Channel 4's defining hits, the gritty soap opera Brookside.
But is it really relevant for the evolution of life on an earthlike planet?
As for the much touted second-hand smoke argument, is it really relevant in this case?
Moderate risk means that there are some studies in animals showing birth defects, but it isn't clear that it is really relevant to humans.
It's really important to know the diverse cultural traditions of other people because it's really relevant today," she said.
"I've given talks where it was really relevant for me to say, 'Yes, I'm a nerd, and I'm proud of it,' " she said.
"I think that, with the horrors of the context of today, and of 1425, it is really relevant".
