Sentence examples for stop being relevant from inspiring English sources

ENEMY OF THE STATE (1998) Saturday at 8 p.m. on Channel 7 This movie just can't stop being relevant.

This art doesn't stop being relevant because we turn a certain age or pass a particular milestone.

But, as Hegel feared, do the thinkers understand a concept just as it stops being relevant?

As a vision of justice and equality — two words that Kerry ventured to speak last Wednesday night — it never stopped being relevant.

She felt like telling him that this had nothing to do with want; that what either of them might have wanted had stopped being relevant a long time ago.

However, as exciting as it may be for you, the rest of Europe doesn't really care about the outcome, as the UK stopped being relevant some time ago.

Pretty sure viral marketing peaked, then stopped being relevant altogether, with Microsoft's own "I love bees".

"That's never stopped being relevant".

We still can see Blue Velvet through our tears because it has never stopped being relevant.

Describe your history with this inheritance: how it came to you, how it worked for you, and when it stopped being relevant.

(The New Optimists, says David Runciman, think of politics as nothing more than an annoyance, because in their view "the things that drive progress are not political. But the things that drive failure are political"). There is a point at which it stops being so relevant whether widespread pessimism and anxiety can be justified or not, and becomes more relevant simply that it is widespread.