Sentence examples for more pertinent than from inspiring English sources

It is Woods's injury situation which is far more pertinent than his poor form.

Actually, in terms of current discourse, the Mendelssohn volume may be more pertinent than the Verdi.

It is repetitive and overlong, but also more pertinent than ever.

Mackintosh said Miss Saigon's exploration of cross-cultural relationships and misunderstandings remained more pertinent than ever.

But it seemed more pertinent than ever to New York theater during 2012.

Both Bush and James beg a question that, he argues, is more pertinent than ever.

That game's far more pertinent than the Millennium Stadium in 2013.

This challenge is more pertinent than ever today given the increasingly protracted nature of crises around the world.

I have a feeling it would be more pertinent than a physiologically perverse rabbit laying eggs in your kid's mouth.

And in light of Trump's election, Richard's ability to make lies seem like truths feels more pertinent than ever.

We still don't know the answers to those questions — but new reporting has made them more pertinent than ever.