Sentence examples for more pertinent explanation from inspiring English sources

But, Davidai argues, perhaps a more pertinent explanation, at least in the United States, is one that is distinctly rooted in Western culture: our obsession with the underdog.

A more pertinent and simpler explanation, I realized, was the one proffered by his friend Nora Ephron.

So Humboldt's explanations of the dependence of the world's matter, plants, animals and human beings on each other--explanations so vast and clear-minded--are more pertinent in our own time than ever before.

Or perhaps more pertinent: why?

A statistical anomaly, or something more pertinent?

Science has never been more pertinent.

But some characteristics are more pertinent.

Never has his viewpoint appeared more pertinent.

The more pertinent question is, will we?

There is a more pertinent point to all this too.

The more pertinent question is whether Vaughn will hold up.