Sentence examples for new relevance from inspiring English sources

But the crush of recent economic news means that several older books suddenly have a new relevance.

"There is a new relevance in what he is doing".

In this setting the ancient traditions acquired new relevance.

And lately he has found new relevance, and new listeners.

Or was it an attempt to give a somewhat exhausted series new relevance?

"Peacemakers," like "Open Range," is not a sign that the western has a new relevance today.

And with new relevance: Thomas Cromwell, political fixer, the first spin doctor.

Mr. Buba is amused by the new relevance of his older films.

In the era of climate change, and fear of a destabilised environment, the story takes on a new relevance.

A shift in focus now can bring the UN new relevance and an opportunity to force some urgently needed change.

The question remains whether Dr. Martens can find new relevance, especially as it attempts to go mainstream.