Sentence examples for relevance than from inspiring English sources
That's more cultural relevance than many other sports enjoy.
What [Attenborough] has been doing has now more relevance than ever before.
But of even more lasting importance and relevance than the Great Imaginator's real-world inventions are his books.
"Between the blooming of the croci and daffodils" holds much more in loca relevance than "mid-March".
"Leadership is driven more by relevance than age," Jackson said, a drop of acid in his voice.
Its classical past was of less relevance than its recent past.
As such, the Paris show seems to have more international relevance than its host country's own automotive sector.
But so, it might be said, are most of Mr. Albee's characters, people for whom fictional embroidery has greater relevance than the plain cloth of fact.
Year after year, the question would be less about his identity or his relevance than about what duties he was assigning himself.
When the Bowery Was In Flower, Resplendently Gay Certainly the phrase "only in New York" could find no greater relevance than in the Bowery of 1905.
This aside, the transposition does give the play an undeniably more contemporary and imaginative relevance than its post-war hotel setting.
