Sentence examples for relevant perhaps from inspiring English sources

It is also relevant, perhaps, that I played collegiate soccer.

(It's kosher, a fact relevant perhaps only to Orthodox Jews).

Most relevant, perhaps, is a print by Émile Cohl after another Puvis de Chavannes painting.

More relevant, perhaps, than her old business dealings are the charges that Tymoshenko is at heart a state socialist.

"There are other differences between universities and non-university higher education providers that may be relevant, perhaps including different community expectations and service obligations".

More than most bands of the Lollapalooza generation, Tool has remained relevant, perhaps because its music is a bridge (although an architecturally complex one) between yesterday's alternative rock and today's new metal.

I expert it was written by a lawyer with relevant experience, perhaps James Dingemans QC (just a guess).

One episode remains highly relevant today: perhaps Scotland's finest hour, but with a deadly sting in the tale.

I can't see why this is relevant (unless perhaps you're trying to hook an editor at the Daily Mail).

Presumably he was trying to make the numbers seem relevant, but perhaps he would have been better off framing the projected cost as "£2.5bn a week" so as to provide a direct comparison with the Leave campaign's £350m.

Lehman's pending plan has a class called "general unsecured claims" for both Lehman Holdings and the relevant subsidiary – perhaps a different name might have been wise, no? – and Deutsche Bank says that's where its claims belong.