Sentence examples for own relevance from inspiring English sources

I picked out three quotes that had their own relevance to me".

To what extent are they merely trying to establish their own relevance?

As part of final demand vector, each commodity has its own relevance, or effectiveness, in pursuing the attainment of the target vector.

"Politically and practically she knows that she has to deliver right now in order to assert her own relevance and the relevance of her office," a colleague said.

For the first time since Polydor refused to release the Style Council's house music album in 1989, Weller questioned his own relevance.

Whether this is novel cryogenic microwave components, control and readout electronics or novel materials, each advance has its own relevance in the timeline of a large scale system.

The other tunes had their own strange relevance.

How will we sustain our own career relevance?

Instead, what is on display here is an attitude of complacent, Olympian disdain, the sad, at times even touching spectacle of an artist mourning his own lost relevance (Scott).

From time to time, Mr. Godard's camera pauses over hands flipping through books whose pages are blank -- an apt metaphor for this film, which is a lavish expression of artistic impotence, a great filmmaker's elegy for his own lost relevance.

"Apart from Ferdinand Mount's exploration of the Raj, which has its own continuing relevance, all these books left me feeling a lot better informed, and somewhat more anxious, about several of today's most pressing issues … and they were all damn good reads," said Goodhart.