Sentence examples for relevance being from inspiring English sources

For this new class, economic theories shaped by the harsh conditions of mass poverty have no relevance, being ill-suited to the realities of a much richer age.

Last year's halftime show gave us Madonna, a pop star struggling to regain relevance, being upstaged by a young star named M.I.A., who can't seem to become irrelevant, no matter how bad her live shows are.

It includes a ribald scene in which shadow puppets representing a maid of Corinth and her lover copulate (the relevance being, we're told, that later, when she sketches his shadow in charcoal, it is "the beginning of painting"); a scene in which five tiny white-haired Freud puppets psychoanalyze Leonardo; and a dance performed by a team of giant eyeballs.

You can now view your feeds by date or relevance, with relevance being determined according to other users votes (think diggs), total reads and total user tags.

As a result, observational studies have a special relevance, being a source of valuable information of SLE prognosis and outcome as well as of the efficacy and adverse effects of the different therapies.

Generic search terms for the AZFc region were employed, with reports deemed of significant relevance being included in this manuscript.

6. Relevance is relevant.

But perhaps art is most "relevant" when its relevance is most easily put in question?

Local relevance is everything.

Relevance is a subjective attribute.

Relevance is key to success.