Sentence examples for of what relevance from inspiring English sources

"He never signed his contract, but I am not sure of what relevance all of that is," Mr. Spahn said.

Of what relevance is her age except to subliminally suggest how remarkable it is that a 73-year-old would be the target of a man's sexual interest?

2012 drained the franchise of what relevance it had left as a legitimate survival horror experience with a sixth main entry that aimed for "greatest hits" appeal but left many cold with its three intersecting campaigns.

If we fear ourselves unworthy of the sublimities glimpsed at the summit of art, what relevance does such exalted stuff have to our grubby lives?

But the question surfaces, what relevance does any of that have for us?

A concern with the mutual manipulability account, though, is that it is best an epistemic guide to constitutive relevance, not an account of what constitutive relevance is (Couch 2011).

Surprised, he asked of what possible relevance this information could be.

Jonathan P. Scoll, Edina, Minn., asks:"Of what possible relevance, other than historical curiosity, is John Maynard Keynes today?

If the answer is the United States simply because the servers are here, of what possible relevance could that be to the protection of the rights of Americans?

Laboratory evaluation of such reproductive failure in male has been complex, partly because of inadequate methods and lack of standardization, limited knowledge of technical requirements for quality assurance, and an incomplete understanding of what clinical relevance such assessment can provide.

The findings of Szanto et al. raise the question of what is the relevance of the PPARγ STAT6 interaction in lipid metabolism, type-2 diabetes, atherosclerosis and the above, classical IL-4 mediated diseases.