Sentence examples for peculiarly relevant from inspiring English sources
The notion of "White Man's burden" once again seems peculiarly relevant in thinking about the war in Afghanistan.
If so, then that is good, since Ali did rather effectively tease some lessons from the past which are peculiarly relevant to our hypocrisy-laden present.
The type of goods being looted seems peculiarly relevant: if they were going for bare necessities, I think one might incline towards sympathy.
The Lily of the Mohawks, with her stoic face, her Indian headband, and her Christian cross, seemed peculiarly relevant to the gently forlorn metropolitan flux around us....
More than most writers, the circumstances of Malcolm Lowry's death are peculiarly relevant to a consideration of his work, since excess of every kind was both his method and his subject.
By contrast, at this onetime rail hub, 250 miles northwest of London, volunteers have rebuilt the station tearoom to resemble its erstwhile appearance as the set of the 1945 movie "Brief Encounter" -- a tale of thwarted longing and infinite sorrow starring Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard, whose trackside yearnings seem peculiarly relevant to Britain's often forgotten romance with its railroads.
That the work of these most brilliant and peculiarly British of film-makers should be considered sufficiently relevant to attract a theatre audience in 2007 is a satisfying thought.
An overview of the analyses of a large body of relevant information suggests that the lawless-disorderly growth of cancer cells and angiogenesis, peculiarly share special features with the orderly fetal growth development, vasculogenesis and organogenesis.
Mr Assad remains peculiarly popular.
My situation is peculiarly poignant.
