Sentence examples for relevant surely from inspiring English sources
I'd hope making Austen "relevant" – surely the unspoken urge behind those wretched adaptations – is far from the authors' minds.
As for the ethical constitution, it's hard to understand why, strictly speaking, it is relevant: surely the term "co-operative" is meant to describe a model of ownership, rather than an intended standard of behaviour.
If Tom Friedman has any opinion on this question - highly relevant, surely, to U.S. efforts to promote "regime change" in Iran 50 years later - I have been unable so far to locate it.
But first there is the matter of the cause of my early repulsion, relevant because surely not unique.
There's a feeling that after an atrocity history and context become less relevant, when surely these are actually the worst times for a society to go on psychopathic autopilot.
Relevant aspects surely count in replication.
(Yes, it is surely relevant that this is exclusively a boys' club).
No mention of the surely relevant fact that these trials came to the UK because they were banned in Ireland.
The fact that I exercised independence of my party then is surely relevant and establishes that I vote my conscience".
It is surely relevant to note that Bellow's English is a close and direct translation of Singer's Yiddish.
