more relevant

The old adage that “a picture is worth a thousand words” has never seemed more relevant.

When Apple Watch comes out early next year, it will be cooler and more relevant than any Rolex or Cartier.

Columnists write that we must make it more relevant, while politicians growl about making it more efficient.

But the more relevant point for today is this: Over the next few years, those people left the Democratic Party.

But at the same time, seeing yourself onscreen—people that look like you that are culturally more relevant—is really important.

In the second place, let us notice a fact which is more relevant to our immediate purpose.

Most of them, indeed, would be more relevant to a volume having for its subject the history of the Scottish Reformation.

And the court will probably rule with him and keep the plaintiff down to more relevant facts.

Thus her next remark was more relevant to the forbidden subject than Honor was likely to guess.

This long consideration of Mr. Chesterton's use of paradox is more relevant to our present subject than it may seem.