Sentence examples for most pertinent thing from inspiring English sources

The novel is set primarily at Nathaniel's huge faux-Victorian house in a failed subdivision that was supposed to contain 200 houses but, because of the recession, ended up with only 21. Paul Krovik, the builder, has a plaintive back story of loss and abandoned dreams — but the most pertinent thing about him, these days, is that he lives secretly in a bunker connected to Nathaniel's basement.

Until recently, I believed the most pertinent thing I'd picked up from half a decade of study was the fact that Schopenhauer pushed his mother down a flight of stairs.

But the thing that is most pertinent, for this essay, is that Bond is an action hero, not a superhero.

This may be a worthwhile thing to know for broader ethical or policy or tactical reasons, but it is not the most pertinent question when judging the action against our existing military laws.

Here are five of the most pertinent.

The most pertinent conversation of all might have involved Anita Scott.

The most pertinent aspect of that career to this show is evidently the most recent chapter.

Many of the most pertinent articles were hidden in the shadows, far from the limelight.

He was one of the most pertinent and poetic artists of this age.

Perhaps most pertinent, it's a far smaller figure than the cost of inaction.

It was a neat way of dodging the most pertinent criticism of his movement.