Sentence examples for seems pertinent from inspiring English sources
This is a disturbing fact, and certainly one that seems pertinent to discussions of economic policy.
So much of his lifelong intellectual struggle and his work still seems pertinent.
All of this seems pertinent information, though I wish it were less so.
I'm not entirely sold on that, but it certainly seems pertinent to kazari, which is both an art practice and an encompassing view of the world.
Finding a decent place to live doesn't feel like something that sad Australian songs ought to be about – and yet it seems pertinent.
It seems pertinent because I can't help but feel that ongoing attempts to revive the plaid suit might be dashed on the rocks of the mid-70s.
There is an old Latin maxim in legal and moral reasoning that seems pertinent here: "abusus non tollit usum," abuse does not nullify use.
A phrase on an announcement for a current show in Brooklyn, quoting Samuel Beckett, seems pertinent: "To restore silence is the role of objects".
That Mr. Solomon served in a camouflage battalion in the Army Corps of Engineers during World War II suddenly seems pertinent.
The excellent discussion in Johnson v. Trueblood, 629 F.2d at 292-293, of the use of the business judgment rule in takeover contests also seems pertinent here.
