Sentence examples for will remain relevant from inspiring English sources

A contemporary playwright suggests that Beckett will remain relevant "as long as people still die".

I think, it's plain to say that all these quite serious attachments to what's sold as lip glossed, steamy, hot and happy, passion will remain relevant throughout our sexual lives.

Good faith will remain relevant but only if the whistleblower wins at tribunal – in that case the compensation granted can now be reduced by 25% if the hurdle is not met.

We can cheerfully predict that "omnishambles", originally from BBC2's political satire The Thick of It and awarded 2012's title, will remain relevant for as long as things are comically mismanaged, ie for ever.

She also believes Masterpiece's "quill pen" approach, majoring on high-end literary adaptations, will remain relevant in the online age of catchup, downloads and bingeing on digital box sets.

Though some of the nuts and bolts of the story may have evolved before you receive your newspaper, (you can follow breaking news online here) the context around this event and reflections in the Weekly will remain relevant.

I played with LEGOs when I was young, but I wonder how long they'll remain relevant when even fans like myself cease to think of LEGO as the actual blocks, and think of them more as a brand of toys and games.

And how will he remain relevant while outside China?

It is the first taste of theatre for many people, and an artform that brings such gurgling pleasure when done well will always remain relevant.

If Balanchine will indeed remain relevant in other times, it is precisely because he uses this classical vocabulary as both form and content.

Egypt will only remain relevant in the Arab world if it can set the example -- not for how to deliver Israel, but for how to deliver the goods.