Sentence examples for sort of relevant from inspiring English sources

A starling flies overhead, recalling a sort of relevant story: in 1890 Eugene Schieffelin, an eccentric drug manufacturer, introduced 60 starlings in Central Park in an effort to introduce to America every bird mentioned by Shakespeare.

"I haven't had any teaching practice at GCSE level, but I've had teaching practice at the university, and I think it's really important to have some sort of relevant background.

But some of them still feel sort of relevant, like "Life For Rent," for example.

For these, we can retreat further to some sort of relevant entailment relation within a paraconsistent logic.

Cognitive networks can adapt their topology and parameters in self-configurable and dynamic manner according to the any sort of relevant changes.

And there is the familiar fix: replace modal entailment (in the analysis of truthmaking) with a more discriminating entailment relation, perhaps some sort of relevant entailment (Restall 1996).

And if that suggests a bias away from Martin Creed, say, towards carving, casting or traditional craftsmanship, then bear in mind that all sorts of relevant candidates, from GF Watts to William Tucker to the Chapman Brothers, are also excluded.

Two weeks ago I attended a two-day seminar on all sorts of relevant and meaningful topics, a surprise since many conferences can be a bunch of babble with only a handful of epiphanic moments.

In creation of knowledge work outreach materials, the individual should work to access and use all sorts of relevant factual information.

As well as using psychometric tests, find all sorts of relevant test material to broaden your knowledge and fast answering ability.

The sort of question relevant to epistemic possibility is different.