Sentence examples for perhaps relevant from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps relevant to national politics.

My own example is perhaps relevant.

In this context it is perhaps relevant that Mr. Virtue, originally from Lancashire, via Devon, relocated to London in 2004.

It is not known how Coales' relationship with Formations House began, but it is perhaps relevant that she was born 23 years before Ardern and that her surname is the same as Ardern's maiden name.

It is perhaps relevant that the conventional narrative of the 'end times' – a pervasive theme in all Judeao-Christian thought and scripture which reaches its best exposition perhaps in the biblical Revelations – seems to have been discarded by modern Western culture: in 2012 it is the Mayan calendar (exotic and mysterious) which contains the unfolding prophecy of doom.

Hossain: You have come up with a product that is perhaps relevant more than ever with the rise of terror attacks and race-fueled politics.

This is perhaps not relevant, but she cried audibly when she did that.

Hughes's work is now perhaps more relevant than it has ever been.

That it is not musically transporting is perhaps not relevant to its aspirations or its role.

Perhaps most relevant for scholarship, publishing, and instruction are Fair Use and the TEACH Act.

Clayton Christensen's "The Innovator's Dilemma" is perhaps more relevant now than ever.