Sentence examples for more pertinent answer from inspiring English sources

Berkeley's more pertinent answer is that, when no human is perceiving a table or other such object, God is; and it is God's thinking that keeps the otherwise unperceived object in existence.

The more pertinent question to be asked and answered is, If Mr. King is now holding these hate-filled and bigoted set of hearings about radicalized Muslim communities, when will he be holding hearings to examine radicalized Christian communities and their threat to our homeland security as well?

Cox answered by explaining the more pertinent issues the trans community faces are violence, economic hardship and discrimination, which especially hit trans women of color hard.

There are other, more pertinent questions, not all of them answerable.

I had gone to Britain to answer a question that seems far more pertinent today than it did early last month: why would a free and flourishing Western democracy wire itself up with so many closed-circuit television cameras that it resembles the set of "The Real World" or "The Truman Show"?

The federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has begun a new campaign to encourage patients to ask more pertinent questions and to prod doctors to elicit more relevant answers.

President Trump's entire individual and business tax returns — far more pertinent and informative than the two pages from his 2005 return that were leaked last week — may provide some answers to questions about his puzzling legal and financial ties in Azerbaijan, which Adam Davidson wrote about in his recent piece ("Donald Trump's Worst Deal," March 13th).

The new tranche looks at the even more pertinent matter of how the climate is affecting the Earth's ecosystems, the economy and peoples' livelihoods.Profoundly, is the headline answer, even though temperatures have warmed by only 0.8°C since 1800.

Or perhaps more pertinent: why?

A statistical anomaly, or something more pertinent?

Science has never been more pertinent.