Sentence examples for surprising relevance from inspiring English sources

The musical, to my surprise, has taken on a surprising relevance.

Even his casual asides have a surprising relevance to our own times.

In an Op-Ed article, Edmund Morris interviews Roosevelt, whose historic statements have surprising relevance for the 2008 presidential campaign.

(This is, unequivocally, the explanation to Derek Fisher's surprising relevance in the league over the past three years).

Mr. Golden's dated wisecrack has acquired a surprising relevance recently among a different religious and ethnic group.

Some of Fokine's rules have surprising relevance, among them his calls for a sense of style appropriate to each ballet, for mime to be more than empty hand gestures and for expressive rather than decorative groupings of dancers on the stage.

(Topics of surprising renewed relevance: the seductions of living on easy credit, the perils of foreclosure, the "misbegotten G.O.P".) But you will remember, above all, the soaring lift of the music.

Most surprising social relevance in a bad movie: Jonah Hex vs. right-wing terrorists.

This may sound like heavy stuff, but Payne wears his erudition lightly, alternating between the highbrow and the low in a way that invests the classics with surprising accessibility and relevance.

This is surprising given the relevance of such International Standards in industry.

Results revealed a surprising degree of relevance of short timescales (< = 20 ms) for sequences of briefly flashed high-contrast images.