Sentence examples for pertinent to talk from inspiring English sources
"We've had one or two discussions, it's only right and pertinent to talk about them if they either get done or don't," Mowbray said.
Some war novels, and they seem particularly pertinent right now, have even dared to talk about war as a theater for bureaucracy, careerism and public relations.
Yet, somehow the leaders of 1914, with all the pertinent information at their fingertips, and with a capability to talk to one another instantly, miscalculated; setting Europe ablaze and putting the world on a path to even greater conflict two decades later".
But it is not so easy to talk about a very different but equally pertinent theme, which is American socialism.
The Indians are used to talking about the postseason each September because they have had such a huge lead in the American League Central for the last five years that there were hardly any other pertinent questions.
Knowledge@Wharton: Is there anything in terms of research that you're working on now that might be pertinent to what we have been talking about?
With Control, we had long conversations; we talked about things that were pertinent to her life, and we put those into song.
So the town hall was the first instance in which a lot of us were able to come together and actually talk about issues that are very pertinent to our community.
The idea of the updating was to make the aesthetic issues seem more pertinent to opera today, and it works, though you have to accept the talk among the characters about their reactions to the latest opera by Gluck.
