Sentence examples similar to seemingly pertinent from inspiring English sources
Matthias Gross begins his book with the wonderful declaration that 'ignorance and surprise belong together.' He uses the seemingly unlikely but very pertinent domains of landscape design and ecological restoration to illustrate a shift toward what some call postnormal, mode 2, or transdisciplinary science.
The Google engineer makes several interesting points, the most pertinent one seemingly harmless on its face.
Kahr, drawing on his experience as a practising psychotherapist, raises some pertinent questions about any incidences of seemingly "consensual" incest.
These questions seem all the more pertinent in view of the president's managerial style, seemingly less dependent upon policies of his own than on choosing from alternatives presented to him by the top administration officials.
This methodological approach, one usually associated with sociologist James Davison Hunter, is especially pertinent for those who attempt to explain a cultural phenomenon that is seemingly timeless yet temporally bound all at the same time.
It remains pertinent to ask, why would the cells appear to go through a seemingly apoptotic program, but not proceed to death subsequently?
Her profession is pertinent.
