Sentence examples for no more relevant from inspiring English sources

Just how flattering any of it would be seemed no more relevant than whether it would be practical.

Justice Ginsburg's socially liberal views are no more relevant than Justice Scalia's often-stated socially conservative views.

"NW" is north-west London, though the focus is tighter, largely on Willesden (south London being no more relevant than Tierra del Fugo).

The shirt's value in a chichi shop is no more relevant than its value at a boutique on Neptune: neither place is where it will be sold.

Kagan and Ginsburg officiating same-sex weddings is no more relevant than Clarance Thomas having officiated one of Rush Limbaugh's innumerable marriages.

The advent of cellphones may, in the end, be no more relevant than the ability of laptops to change our written documents into ones using cool new fonts.

"There is no one more relevant and credible in the creative community to help us build upon Motown's fantastic legacy and move the company into its next groundbreaking era".

There is no better, more relevant example than "MOOCs," otherwise known as "massive online open courses".

There is no better, more relevant example than "MOOCs," otherwise known as "massive online open courses". The buzz around these platforms (think Khan Academy, Coursera) is creating a stir in higher education, as they've come to represent a new model of online learning (change) and the promise of quality, affordable education at scale — something that just wasn't possible five years ago.

Sure, I could have used a Google News search, which would have no doubt returned more relevant results (but maybe not that relevant), but most people still use just regular old Google.com, so that's what I did.

But I'd argue that no questions are more relevant to my life and yours, once we reduce them to the personal scale.