Sentence examples for relevant that he from inspiring English sources
For instance, I think it is relevant that he is a former presidential campaign manager (1992) for George H. W. Bush.
I have no clue (well, one) if the philosopher Paul de Man was on their reading list (he isn't mentioned), but it seems relevant that he believed prosopopoeia is "the trope of autobiography," meaning it's a representation.
But it is relevant that he did so in the context of a fight over what Chelsea saw as Band's efforts to trade on her father's name through his consulting company, Teneo.
Afterwards, he threatened to sue Newsnight's editor, Ian Katz, for suggesting that it might be relevant that he had had a trip to Saudi Arabia in February 2014, the £5,292 cost of which was paid by the Saudi embassy in London.
"I think it is more relevant that he celebrates the goals that win games and not the fifth goal in the 90th minute," he said of his compatriot.
Henry, the geeky, usually stoned kid so worried about a world full of death and disease (talk about freshly relevant) that he wants to rush into a relationship with Natalie, is brought colorfully, even endearingly to life by Matthew Rodin.
He knew that a pop star needed to have a unique angle and an interesting backstory ready to go at a moment's notice the more outrageous, the better in order to remain relevant; that's why he viewed his identity as a fluid thing.
Even so, explaining to politicians and people at large just why tracking down the elusive Higgs boson or finding the "missing" matter of the universe is so relevant–"that's not so easy," he concedes.
The experiment seemed especially relevant now that he had three young daughters of his own.
"What is relevant is that he was a drug addict who spent years in turmoil" and who found a way to tell his story of redemption.
"If you contrast these two cases, you could argue the superior temporal gyrus, which is intact on the righthand side in our patient, could be the relevant structure that he uses to remember music".
