Sentence examples for seems very relevant from inspiring English sources

But knowing about World War II, in light of current events, suddenly seems very relevant indeed.

David did his thesis ("Digital Implementation of Musical Distortion Circuits by Analysis and Simulation") in 2009, and it seems very relevant to the modeling work I would like to do.

"The idea of being in D.C. and making a project with biometrics — measuring the presence of people and how they are different from each other — seems very relevant now," Mr. Lozano-Hemmer said.

But it also did one other thing that seems very relevant today.

The study of Kushimoto and colleagues [ 1] seems very relevant to the recent ('Berlin') definition of ARDS [ 12, 13], which was aimed at overcoming the limitations of the 1994 AECC definition [ 10, 12- 16].

And that seemed very relevant".

The beginnings of education have not hitherto seemed very relevant to the interests of scientific men.

But these tragedies didn't seem very relevant to my own life until Will took that first big hit.

Retrospective spanking of Tate doesn't seem very relevant when, amazingly, this country ended up with what are surely his greatest works.

"I love tradition and quality but it didn't seem very relevant to me or most of the women I know.

One reason more hasn't been done about sex trafficking is that the groups opposed to it are divided by various theological disputes that to me don't seem very relevant.