Sentence examples for real and relevant from inspiring English sources

Is it real – and relevant to the UK – anyway?

"So we make the learning very real and relevant.

Still, he makes those narratives rich, real and relevant.

Precisely in the WOfP's focus on music-making before politicking, it found a real and relevant cultural voice.

To make learning real and relevant, students aren't just told how food is produced; they actually slaughter chickens for the lunch table.

"In both subject areas this facilitates real and relevant learning for students, which in turn enhances engagement, and can potentially have a positive impact upon attainment," he says.

People engage best with people, not abstract issues: Single case-study stories done properly can illustrate wider issue in a real, accessible and relevant way.

"These are critical vehicles for our audience," she said of Twitter, YouTube and Facebook, "because our messages get out in a real, timely and relevant way".

Consequently, it is imperative that the learning activities are perceived as authentic, based in the real world, and relevant to the learners.

But at the same time, the histories that underlie identity politics are real, potent, and relevant, and she needs to confront them head-on in order to genuinely connect with these communities and make the issues at stake resonate with them.

And I'm inclined to agree: Big Night feels as real, and as relevant, as ever.