Sentence examples for that so relevant from inspiring English sources

Isn't that so relevant to what is happening in the world today?

And no more is that so relevant than now: even those with faith, either in deities or the idea of leaving Europe, are finding it hard to think positively.

That is so relevant now, and that sense of looming catastrophe is mobilizing people in a different way now than it [was], because I think the movements in that period that that passage sums up tended to be in the minority and see themselves in the minority.

"Jessica Simpson sharing her everyday struggles to get back to her pre-baby body is something that is so relevant that we can capture it on air or online," said Jodi Kahn, president of iVillage.

Will that be so relevant now that pump prices are falling?

Still now, that's so relevant: "somebody better investigate soon".

My favourite quote is from Gandhi and it is one that is so relevant to civil disobedience today: "First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, and then you win".

However, a vocal minority might loudly disapprove of their Facebook data being employed to target them with ads that are so relevant they might seem creepy.

And in this particular moment in our history, it seemed right to bring them together to explore artistically subjects that are so relevant and resonant here in Detroit, but also nationally and internationally.

It is the appropriate balance of study, faith, personal observance and social justice that makes Judaism so relevant to millions of Americans.

There are perhaps none for whom that will be so relevant as Hannah Page, a youth representative, who was one year old in 1992, the year synod voted to ordain women.