Sentence examples for relevance that it from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ho's text, written with Ruth Margraff, aims for a relevance that it does not achieve in any serious way, undercut by a television sitcom tone that is surprising in view of his reputation as a cultural activist.

One reason Mr. McCollum said he was so excited about this revival is that using a bilingual script keeps it from being "a museum piece" and gives it new relevance that it would not have if the Sharks spoke in broken English.

Part of the difficulty is that to express such relatively fine-grained judgments of explanatory relevance (that it is linear momentum rather than chalk marks that matters) we need to talk about relationships between properties or magnitudes and it is not clear how to express such judgments in terms of facts about causal processes and interactions.

But I think my over-all view is that what we do has such importance and relevance that it will prevail, in a way analogous to the way that young love has such importance that it will always find a way.

The focus on adult PC has reach such relevance that it has become a global public health priority [ 2].

The canon of philosophy ought to exert much the same influence (without the ideology or ritual elements) that scriptural canons do, if it is to retain the relevance that I believe it ought to have, and that its major thinkers sought to grant it.

Most importantly, it shows home automation has relevance that goes beyond convenience or wow factor.

Unless they happen to be belligerent, white-supremacy tracts of no contemporary relevance, that is.

Stevenson became convinced that lynching had a historical and a contemporary relevance that needed to be more visible.

Unplugging the area to evacuate the mess is a challenge with a relevance that goes beyond St Giles CircusSt Giles Circus

So there's that personal level of relevance that is not an aggregate relevance.