Sentence examples for seemed pertinent from inspiring English sources
Both issues seemed pertinent at last week's Irish Open.
That was not a question that seemed pertinent Tuesday.
Attention and memory seemed pertinent to the problems Picard sought to solve; emotion, she hoped, was extraneous.
The similarity to acquiring a new language seemed pertinent, since three works in the program prominently featured electronics.
When, after the performance, writer asked the cast of the play what seemed pertinent to them, Rebecca Mancuso, who played Fran, smiled through her braces.
The question of translation only seemed pertinent when Amarjit Chandan read from his poems both in Punjabi and English, creating a delightful interplay between the two languages.
So much of his lifelong intellectual struggle and his work still seems pertinent.
This is a disturbing fact, and certainly one that seems pertinent to discussions of economic policy.
All of this seems pertinent information, though I wish it were less so.
That Mr. Solomon served in a camouflage battalion in the Army Corps of Engineers during World War II suddenly seems pertinent.
