Sentence examples for it seem relevant from inspiring English sources

And the invasion of Iraq in 2003 made it seem relevant in an entirely new way.

Can fashion really give enough of an ironic twist to the era of glitz and glam to make it seem relevant to these straightened times?

For those individuals who are involved with a less commonly known or less commonly spoken language, the best thing to do to ensure the survival of their language is to make it seem relevant and useful across all possible domains.

It seems relevant and edgy and modern".

Still, much of it seems relevant in the lingering aftershock of 9/11.

But it seems relevant in analysing the problem that many African Americans have with the police.

It seems relevant only to the glamour quotient — a cult, practically — of Cartier-Bresson's persona, pointing up what seems to me most resistible in his work.

Now it seems relevant: a multipanel photograph of Jesus as a black man, the image foreshortened, the genitals obscured, the arms made to resemble gnarled tree limbs.

Certainly it seems relevant that Fitzgerald started to write after her children were old enough to leave home and take care of themselves.

It seems relevant that Inherent Vice is set in 1970, the year Anderson was born, and I wonder how much growing up in Studio City influenced his work.

Still, it seems relevant that Rudy Giuliani, so publicly contemptuous of people who have had brushes with the law, comes from a clan stocked with such characters.