Sentence examples for pertinent though from inspiring English sources

It's snappy, funny, and pertinent, though the Noo Joisey stereotyping is an unnecessary let-down.

The work becomes ever more pertinent though – explosions are increasingly ubiquitous.

Making the judgment call of what is pertinent, though, is easier said than done.

What's pertinent, though, is that for the rest of us a Woody Allen movie is just a movie, whereas for Miller it's more like a slice-of-life kitchen-sink drama.

Thus, the question, "Ought I to trust?" is particularly pertinent (though not restricted) to a somewhat odd mix of people that includes victims of infidelity, abuse, or the like, as well as foreign immigrants and travelers.

But Mr. Obama's mentioning the American civil rights movement as an example of how nonviolent resistance can succeed was powerful and pertinent — perhaps though, we receive it slightly differently than he meant it.

These are perhaps less pertinent facts, though, than those around Hale's managing director, Bobby Figueroa.

Here is another pertinent statistic, though: McIlroy has played 88 holes, compared with 69 for Day.

All of this seems pertinent information, though I wish it were less so.

Some shredded pertinent documents, though probably from incompetence rather than complicity.

The more pertinent picture, though, relates to the 39-year-old swatting aside any notion that he cannot possibly be a golfing force once again.