Sentence examples for barely relevant to from inspiring English sources

The dust-jacket photograph, though barely relevant to an appreciation of a novel, seals the ownership.

MUSEUMS USED TO stand for something old, dusty, boring and barely relevant to real life.

But, in Damascus, talk of a solution seems remote, barely relevant to the daily struggle to get by.

Improvisers in the electronic world shoulder plenty of modernity issues, making jazz, as we know it, barely relevant to them.

That she would easily win a free and fair election is barely relevant to the actual situation here.

Who would have thought that boxing and horse racing, which once helped define the American character, would one day be barely relevant to the sports landscape.

The speed of HS2 seems barely relevant at all.

Gene Kelly's character is a heel, but audiences are so busy ooh-la-la-ing over MGM's soundstage mock-up of Montmartre they don't care, and neither, really, does the film, which finally gives way to a barely relevant 16-minute ballet inspired by the work of painters such as Dufy, Manet and Toulouse-Lautrec.

According to Sperber, not only is Marx's critique of capitalism of very limited applicability to the modern world, it was barely relevant when first published.

But, regardless, the Wright connection was barely relevant four years ago, when then-candidate Obama was still introducing himself to the country.

I started to ask myself a lot of questions that seemed barely relevant before.