Sentence examples for bore no relevance from inspiring English sources

He also said his past bore no relevance to the man he is now.

Rather, the failure of the COP occurred because heads of state dropped in a treaty that bore no relevance to the many days of negotiations that had taken place at the Bella Center.

Not down to any piety as to "proper music", more a basic confidence that the song bore no relevance to me, or any sizeable significance to pop culture as a whole.

"Our first fight bears no relevance to this one," he adds.

"A woman's past sexual history bears no relevance on whether or not they have been a victim of rape.

What Fury says today bears no relevance to what he might say tomorrow or the day after.

The Chinese language is extremely difficult, mixing ancient and figurative terms – elegant phrasing can be hard and sometimes words and names bear no relevance to the context.

What is of concern here is the problematic infatuation with Arab leaders' words and anecdotes that bear no relevance to the day-to-day lives of millions of Arabs.

A situation where the bulk of data collections bears no relevance to patients care should be abandoned, while clinical systems should be built to focus on patients, not the disease, procedure, speciality or service.

In a strange little interlude that seems to bear no relevance to the main story (and yet which holds more significance than any other episode), the protagonist, Eleanor, having stopped at a diner, overhears a family trying to persuade their little girl to drink some milk.

On the other hand, Apple claims that the suit is centered around current products, and that future products bear no relevance to the case at hand.