Sentence examples for seems particularly relevant from inspiring English sources

This study seems particularly relevant given the recent intraparty attacks on Mitt Romney.

"I have always believed that," Barnett told me in mid-August, "but it seems particularly relevant at the moment".

AT a time when the whereabouts of the artist Ai Weiwei are unknown, the theme of disappearance in Liu Bolin's work seems particularly relevant.

New album Mosquito goes some, if not all of the way to answering that question, and it seems particularly relevant tonight.

The question seems particularly relevant if you are a bird and you are heading for Chicago, where the annual spring migration is just reaching its peak.

This kind of hope seems particularly relevant when you respect the distinction made by Dr. Howard M. Spiro, one of the most thoughtful writers on the placebo, between illness and disease: illness is what the patient feels; disease is what the doctor finds.

(One line, he pointed out in program notes, seems particularly relevant for wind players: "What is the name of the deep breath I would take over and over for all of us?") The work opened with rippling waves in the piano, contrasting gentle passages with passionate interludes that allowed Ms. Wincenc to demonstrate her admirable technique.

The question might seem particularly relevant to Sky, who are renowned for their attention to detail.

During the period that I had my boil, these questions seemed particularly relevant.

Or a passage from the Bible will seem particularly relevant and urgent.

Now, in the fallout from the financial crisis, the hardships and survival strategies of the Ingalls family seem particularly relevant.