Sentence examples for relevant to say from inspiring English sources
Posner thinks laissez-faire economics has nothing relevant to say.
When you have something relevant to say, you find the means and the way to broadcast.
"I don't think he's had anything relevant to say for the past 10 or 20 years," Corré hit back.
Would it not be better just to call people people, and find something relevant to say of them as humans?
Participants speak only when they have something relevant to say, so the meeting is over in twenty minutes.
Pity for them: the series, the first smash of the Web-zeitgeist generation, actually wrapped up with something relevant to say about the way we live now.
He has relevant things to say about military history that turns lived incoherence into misleading clarity, concealing the texture and fabric of events.
All of these have important and relevant things to say about how social arrangements hang together and how they fall apart.
And while I have written a book published on actual paper, it was online that I was first able to show I had relevant things to say.
"I am interested in how people form beliefs that are relevant to economics," says Mr Benabou.
"Opera companies are trying to make opera more relevant to children," says Debra Evans, education director of the Washington Opera.
