Sentence examples for relevance having from inspiring English sources

Or is this of little relevance?" Having set Castro sufficiently at ease for the President to go on for seven hours, Penn then shows that he knows exactly when and how to pounce with the tough question.

"Relevance" has become the buzzword of the Iraqi crisis.

U.N. "relevance" had to take a back seat to safety.

Its importance and relevance have increased, exponentially, during that time.

What relevance has this to sport, you may wonder?

Written in 2006, the play's relevance has – appallingly – intensified rather than diminished.

Some 60 years later a movie has been made of "Focus," so its relevance has apparently not disappeared.

The relevance has not been lost on African-Americans involved: the composer, the librettist, performers and audience members.

And despite cannibalizing his impact with all of these albums, Gucci's influence and relevance hasn't fallen off.

Since JD Salinger's recent death his legacy and his contemporary relevance have been discussed in detail.

"He still has a large audience, but his relevance has declined," Mr. Schinman said.