Sentence examples for bit irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Uh… It's become a bit irrelevant, to be honest.

It's a little bit slapstick…" I don't put the "videogames as art" quandary to Cory – it all seems a bit irrelevant here.

"Some of the overstated bling has become a bit irrelevant, and Italy is beginning to understand how the world is working," Ms. McKee said of the progress of a brand like Bottega Veneta, with its more "intellectual" appeal.

An agreement brokered by the world's powers that is limited to chemical weapons — while useful — seems a bit irrelevant to the atrocities that define the lives of most Syrians.

Either you've read it, in which case looking at it in a vitrine is a bit irrelevant, or you haven't, and you need to know what it actually argues – not to mention the debates it provokes.

In the face of deciding which services and policies to proffer as sacrificial lambs, what happens down on the Brighton seafront at the Labour party conference runs the risk of feeling a bit irrelevant.

I thought having a 2 1 from a good university and having a bit of (irrelevant) work experience would see me land a job no problem – not the case".

New men and women are voted in as the series progresses, and at the end, I think one couple is claimed the overall winner, although, let's be honest, that bit is irrelevant.

Despite the fact that fingerprints with the highest resolution display high performance in virtual screening campaigns [1], the presence of a relatively high number of irrelevant bits introduces noise and makes their application more time-consuming.

In this notion, the problem of understanding delay in an information- theoretic setting remains intractable, since n → ∞ makes all talk of per-bit delay irrelevant.

Moreover, even though the partial ordering of the first K out of N received bits is irrelevant for the OSD decoding using one segment only, we note that the POSD(I) decoding can be referred to as the input-sphere decoding ISD(I).