Sentence examples for really applicable from inspiring English sources

"There's a mood and sensibility in them that's really applicable now," he said.

Although, a primary criticism of the away goals rule often aired in Europe isn't really applicable in MLS.

However, the unavailability of flexibility matrix with output-only data makes flexibility-based approaches not really applicable in the very important cases of ambient vibrations.

But is a technique developed by Motorola to reduce the number of defects in its electronic gear really applicable to government?

And even though most return periodically for company productions, the traditional definition of an ensemble troupe is not really applicable to Steppenwolf any longer; star-studded ensemble is something of an oxymoron.

What I learned in Barcelona was that genius can produce what it chooses — but not much of it was really applicable to the table I sit at or the kitchen I cook in.

Fashion is not really an applicable term in North Korea, as the Apparel Research Centre under the Clothing Industry Department of the National Light Industry Committee designs most clothing.

Sir Roderick Floud, an eminent economic historian and an editor of the Cambridge Economic History of Modern Britain, says the US was already a powerful trading partner and that a blockade of the secessionist south took its toll on Britain, "which is another one-off event and really not applicable to today".

That makes me wonder: with Bitcoin — and we assume that it is something that could be really widely applicable and helpful — it seems to me at the moment that there is quite a barrier to entry what with understanding how to use a wallet, and understanding even the culture that Bitcoin has come from.

This news isn't really… applicable to many of our readers, I think, but it's still cool.

"The idea of failing fast is really only applicable to people with a lot of dry powder (cash reserves) to help them bounce back.