Sentence examples for make a relevant from inspiring English sources

Permit me to make a relevant digression into my own psychological failings.

But every once in a while, one of the babies would make a relevant gesture -- rocking a make-believe baby, pretending to have cow ears -- to much appreciation from the grown-ups.

"The language is not just a problem affecting the women MPs; it was a problem for men already," says Cissé. "If you are given documents in a language you can't understand, how can you make a relevant intervention?

We have taken turns to sit next to the Dalai Lama and talk to him about environmental issues and he has been extremely attentive, interrupting us to seek clarification or to make a relevant comment.

So they finally had that long-awaited meeting this week, the chief executives of the Big Three auto companies and President Bush -- the one the automakers have been pushing for ever since the president suggested last January that their big problem was that they needed to make "a relevant product".

For economic and symbolic reasons, employers will have to make a relevant contribution to this.

The selection of "Candle in the Wind" comes closest to making a relevant comment on the work's stated premise.

We get, in short, an attempt to take the psychology of the premise seriously, to see if it makes a relevant shape.

"I have lived the worst parts of my life in public," she said earnestly, "and now my band and I have made a relevant record".

And it is a first in tying a change in a gene to a change in a protein that made a relevant functional change in primates.

But it doesn't mean changing everything, it simply means making a relevant tweak here or there, and effectively focusing on things that aren't working effectively.