Sentence examples for called irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Not bad for a program that was called irrelevant by an executive not so long ago.

Even more unusual for someone in public life, he does not seem to mind being called irrelevant, as he often is.

Mr. Ridder has insisted that the information was not used for commercial advantage, an argument that the judge called irrelevant under the law.

Despite the violence, the Bush administration's envoy, Gen. Anthony C. Zinni, made another trip to Ramallah this evening to negotiate with Mr. Arafat, whom Israel has called irrelevant.

Because he was the draft's last selection, Ofahengaue joined a small fraternity of other Mr. Irrelevant picks, who are honored every year by a California organization called Irrelevant Week, which sends the last pick and his family to Disneyland.

Correlation coefficient ρ XY 's values are between −1 to 1, so when ρ XY  = 0, it is called irrelevant and when |ρ XY | = 1, it is called complete correlation.

"Barnacles", as Mr Crosby calls irrelevant or distracting policies, have been stripped from the boat.

To the Editor: My field of study, Czech and German literature, falls under the category of what William Bennett calls "irrelevant".

He would prefer to see the United States emulate countries like Germany, where most young people are tracked into vocational training, and he wants more Americans who do go to college to study science, technology, engineering and mathematics rather than what he calls "irrelevant material".

Advertisement calls of sympatric species essential in the reproductive context differed distinctly in their structure whereas whistle calls irrelevant for reproduction did not.

In N.F.L. circles, the last pick is called Mr. Irrelevant.