Sentence examples for nothing more relevant from inspiring English sources

I can imagine nothing more relevant to our current problems".

His man out of his time routine is as deft as The Terminator while his catchphrase – "Nothing works!" – seems more relevant than ever.

But such a proposition commits us to nothing more than the relevant individuals it applies to (if indeed there are any) and to the significations expressed by its predicates.

Nothing could be more relevant as we head to the polls next month.

In Aunger's Queen and stamps example, the relevant aspect is nothing more than the lateral silhouette of the head of the Queen reprinted in each British stamp.

And the relevant words and phrases here reveal nothing more than an intent not to change the jurisdictional status quo.

As a practicing architect I find nothing more natural than to look around me and implement relevant changes into my own profession.

"I'm building an army to make science and research more relevant again and I'll stop at nothing".

This is the "nothing but the truth" part of the oath and is more relevant in circumstances where the specific details of the original event are unknown, such as the eyewitness scenario we have been relying on here.

"Sadly, he says, "the character has gotten more relevant as the news has gotten to be nothing more than a ratings-driven profit machine".

Nothing more is said about what this monitoring mechanism should consist of, how relevant information should be collected or processed, or how the relevant information should feed into the monitoring process.