Sentence examples for rather pertinent from inspiring English sources

The lessons of Iraq and still defiant North Korea have come to seem rather pertinent to Iran.

The best scene comes towards the end, a rather pertinent reminder, following our own recent election, of why people vote the way they do.

People concluded that the king must have imparted something rather pertinent to Thaksin.

Apparently not thinking to mention the rather pertinent additional side-detail that it's nonetheless happy to repurpose the same security feature for ad targeting.

This despite the rather pertinent facts that the iPhone has not yet gone on sale and none of those questioned would have used an iPhone.

Finally it is worth pointing out the rather pertinent difference between the flat models we have discussed here and the well-known folded characteristic of real cortex, with its sulci and gyri.

Admittedly, the horrible going had made the whole weekend seem rather less pertinent than usual, as far as the Festival was concerned.

Re "Common Interests in a Hazardous World," by David Shambaugh and Robert S. Litwak (Op-Ed, Oct. 17): While there may be rewards from a cooperative Chinese-American relationship, it is important that the tragic events of last month and the ensuing reassessment of United States policy overseas do not eclipse, but rather illuminate, pertinent issues separating the two countries.

And the book goes on to give examples, one of which, since we're using the president as our specimen awful boss, is rather too pertinent.

But the rather more pertinent question is whether your product's disappearance is accidental or intentional — given that Google also offers a popular webmail product, Gmail, albeit one that does not offer zero access because users "pay" the company with their personal data, which feeds into Alphabet's user profiling and ad targeting engines.

Speed of access: that's a different and rather more pertinent question.