Sentence examples similar to pertinent sense from inspiring English sources
It was surely a time as rich in petty bureaucrats as Gogol's Russia a century before, and so the satire seems as pertinent in that sense as it is impertinent in mood.
Consideration is first given to theoretical aspects of nanoparticle modified architectures followed by an overview of progress made towards the sensing of pertinent heavy metal ions using nanoparticle constructed electrochemical sensing platforms.
The wide availability of free illegal alternatives may well crimp these efforts.In this sense the pertinent parallel is not with music or films but with newspapers and magazines.
They lacked visual continuity: there was no coordination in the merchandise color schemes, no unifying point of view or sense of a pertinent theme.
What this snappy Viktor & Rolf show — with music provided by the singer Elly Jackson, founder of the electropop duo La Roux — lacked was any sense of conviction or pertinent suggestion of projecting a 70-year-old look into the future.
Such type of stable half-metallic thin films with low-H switching behavior is attractive for pertinent use in spintronics and magnetic sensing based applications.
There, in half a sentence, you have the delight of this book: pertinent anecdote, relaxed wit and an uneasy sense that the author is always one jump ahead.
Its subversive consciousness-raising and sense of apocalyptic foreboding seems freshly pertinent (Smith).
He writes about big issues with tremendous energy, and he has a sensibility now more pertinent to British politics than ever: a refined sense of the absurd.
Rather than endlessly replay his most famous speech - I have a dream - it might make more sense to concentrate on his most pertinent for our era - Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence.
Diane Jones Boise, Idaho Kolbert raises the pertinent question of whether it makes good policy sense to combine two apparently disparate goals: employing people, especially those in low-income brackets, and cleaning up the environment.
