Sentence examples for almost irrelevance from inspiring English sources

The delay now pushes the 4G version to almost irrelevance and paints a sad story similarly to the one I foretold before its official announcement.

In London, Help to Buy is a near irrelevance.

Her use of the passive tense conveys her shocked recognition of her powerlessness – almost, her irrelevance – in the face of her child's arrival.

The denunciatory style matters more than substance in celebrity politics and the target of the celebrity politician is almost an irrelevance.

The children poor people have in poor countries consume so little that they are almost an irrelevance from an ecological point of view.

For the class-conscious (one thinks immediately of the English), the body is almost an irrelevance, an unchanging, clammy, misshapen blob that performs the task of conveying the accent from one geographical location to another.

Although pasta makes up at least three-quarters of a carbonara however, it's almost an irrelevance as far as I'm concerned: the real test is the sauce.

Would this Test match humiliation be offset, airbrushed away even as almost an irrelevance, by a win in a one-day series as a precursor to their own defence of the World Cup?

Muir, who knew how to turn a phrase, damned Catnach for having printed his stuff with "mean and old typefaces" and adorning them with blocks "worn to a degree of indecipherability that hid their almost complete irrelevance to the text they were supposed to illustrate". Never one to mince words was Muir.

What he meant was that he is one of those rare people for whom the passing of the years is almost an irrelevance; the decades don't pile up behind him, burdensome and melancholy, for the simple reason that he's apt only to look forward.

They are almost an irrelevance.