Sentence examples for only pertinent from inspiring English sources

The only pertinent issue is where the Jets go from here, from beyond tomorrow's National Football League draft.

Fair or unfair, welcomed or avoided, such comparisons seemed inevitable, the only pertinent topic on Saturday before the Americans practiced at Palau Sant Jordi.

In the face of such excitement, it seems only pertinent to ask what kind of qualities a club will receive in return for their inevitably huge monetary outlay.

When the relationship soured, however, it was Christine's status as the biological mother that emerged as the only pertinent fact, both in her eyes and, her lawyer argued, in the eyes of the law.

It doesn't matter - the only pertinent fact is that I've been right all along: women do have much worse hangovers than men and should receive due respect and consideration in their hour of need.

It was hard to know how to take notes, and it almost didn't make sense to do so, because the modesty of his manner implied that any given comment was only pertinent to the case of the particular sentence under discussion.

Only when "pertinent," its stylebook says.

The weigh-in, practice and interview processes all provide useful layers of information as teams try to answer the only truly pertinent question: Can he play?

The question of translation only seemed pertinent when Amarjit Chandan read from his poems both in Punjabi and English, creating a delightful interplay between the two languages.

Unfortunately the show often loses its focus as approaches the present, adding recent works by some of the older artists and several more by younger ones — including a few from New York and Europe — that are only tangentially pertinent.

The judges let the lawyers talk, interrupting only for pertinent questions, listening attentively to the answers, and (amazingly, to anyone who has ever attended a Supreme Court argument) interrupting one another not at all.