Sentence examples for pertinent appearance from inspiring English sources
The author makes another, more pertinent, appearance as a young worker for the Stepney Old People's Welfare Association in 1963, checking the whereabouts of elderly clients in what looked still to be a cityscape just blitzed.
As it is, Ms. Rockburne has always festooned her art with a fair amount of intellectual window dressing -- from set theory to the color symbolism of early Renaissance painting -- that has become decreasingly pertinent to its actual appearance.
Appearances are pertinent in this regard – towards the end of her stint at the State Department, in which she scurried between 112 countries and spent more than a year of the four years on the road, there were times when she looked immensely tired and gaunt.
Never has his viewpoint appeared more pertinent.
A person's appearance, for example, is considered pertinent.
A personal favourite is the Book-Handling Service, whereby for a small fee, Myles's team will attend the client's home, fox the pages of his books, scribble on them even, underline obscure but pertinent passages, thus affording the busy bourgeois the appearance of a well-read man.
Burgundy's rendition was punctuated with asides such as "Looking at you, Rob!", as well as the more pertinent: "Don't do anything stupid, Rob Fordrd appeared to welcome Ferrell's support, reposting the YouTube video of Burgundy's Conan appearance and tweeting: "Good morning Toronto.
The appearance of Ballesteros on that list is especially pertinent, given the swashbuckling style which links him and Mickelson.
The pertinent question is whether or not this is the most likely breakthrough stage the appearance of which on earth would be explained by chance and anthropic selection.
Shocking, and shockingly pertinent.
