Sentence examples for remarkably relevant from inspiring English sources

But his ideas, in their way, are remarkably relevant now.

Conversations in Travesties about whether art exists to serve the cause of the state, the audience or the author also feel remarkably relevant, 42 years on, to the artistic identity crisis created by the digital marketplace.

Dismissed in their day as sexless and ungainly, these wayward experiments look remarkably relevant — not surprising since many have resurfaced on the catwalks, recast and updated for a modern eye.

Battelle's excitement is about search itself and he means more than just the remarkably relevant results Google generates.

"Yip wrote about universal human emotions and conditions, his lyrics have remained remarkably relevant.

Prior to Eight is Enough, she turned heads in the Tony-winning musical "1776," a breathtaking musical that remains hauntingly if not remarkably relevant today.

A significant knockdown of both AURK-A and AURK-B mRNA and proteins was obtained in U-2OS and Saos-2 cell lines, whereas in IOR/OS18 cell line the knockdown was remarkably more relevant at the protein than at the mRNA level (Table 1).

But the old beige box has proved remarkably resilient and relevant.

While incomplete and flawed in some respects, Darwin's early sketch remarkably identified many relevant variables and processes, discussed further below.

Despite this difference in time frames, the likelihood is that it would not alter our results remarkably since the relevant difference between AKIN and RIFLE was not detected in the staging but in the diagnosis of AKI.

Remarkably, we found several relevant and statistically significant differences (Table 5).