Sentence examples for startling relevance from inspiring English sources
One of the most striking features of Schiller's oeuvre is its modernity, its startling relevance to the life of the 20th century.
Yet Norman Rockwell's cheerful America has lately acquired a startling relevance both inside and outside the art world, in part because it symbolizes an era when connectivity did not require a USB cable.
Old Vic, SE1, Sat to 30 Nov MC The date in the title may have long since passed but the story of Winston and Julia, who defy the all-seeing state and fall in love, continues to have startling relevance in a modern world where totalitarian states still exist and civil liberties are under threat from online spying and widespread surveillance.
6. Relevance is relevant.
The Blackhawks' startling rebound has thrust them into local sports relevance at a moment when the Cubs and the White Sox are below.500 and the Bulls were eliminated by Cleveland in the first round of the N.B.A. playoffs.
The relevance of relevance.
Until recently Afghanistan's main relevance to cricket was to provide a nickname for the Australian batsman Mark Waugh – the forgotten Waugh – but they joined the ICC a decade ago and have developed at a startling rate since.
The result was startling.
