Sentence examples for the continuing relevance of from inspiring English sources

The situation in Iraq is a stark reminder of the continuing relevance of Brian's legacy.

Accepting the award, Strong said it showed the continuing relevance of live theatre.

Rather, it is a realization of the wisdom of our founders and the continuing relevance of the American liberal tradition.

Mingling history and fiction puts Graham in good literary company, but it's complicated by the continuing relevance of her subjects.

Expert groups were appointed to test the continuing relevance of the institution in the face of public "indifference".

Great Scot: still more on the continuing relevance of David Hume, from Amartya Sen at the New Republic.

It was left to Jed Mercurio, writer of Line of Duty – among other things – to argue for the continuing relevance of the BBC for writers and creatives.

At least they seem to require no updating or apology, whereas his partisans feel the need to justify the continuing relevance of his politics.

It's an attitude that also reflects the continuing relevance of "Avenue Q" to an audience on the sunny side of 30.

But although he could mock the service, and himself, Henderson believed implicitly in its importance and defended the continuing relevance of man-on-the-spot diplomacy.

While previous research has concluded a positive impact of 501c(3) organisations on legal mobilisation, this more localised perspective reveals the continuing relevance of labour unions.