Sentence examples for certainly irrelevant from inspiring English sources
Questions raised in the 19th and early 20th centuries as to whether the hunting bow or the musical bow was invented first are certainly irrelevant in the culture of southern African prehistoric hunters.
Burns's 17 years as a policeman in Gatineau, Quebec, is certainly irrelevant to the Devils' quest for the Stanley Cup, which resumes tomorrow afternoon in Ottawa in the opener of the Eastern Conference finals.
Budgets are certainly irrelevant at the box office.
It's certainly not irrelevant.
Thus civic instruction will almost certainly be irrelevant in the minds of students -- or worse, it may actually undermine the pursuit of knowledge.
Steven Tuber, a psychology professor at City University of New York and the author of "Attachment, Play, and Authenticity," notes that while "over-the-top playhouses may do something for the parent's sense of grandeur," they "certainly are irrelevant to the child's needs and desires for a play space".
"The letter writer's question is certainly not irrelevant," Mr. Rich said, adding that if the apartment were being sold because of a foreclosure, for example, an informed buyer might guess that the seller might be vulnerable to an immediate but below-market bid.
Second, although absenteeism problems seem to be less severe in Latin America than in Africa or India, they are certainly not irrelevant, and so these interventions may have significant returns.
Our data are inconclusive on this matter, and the evidence for distinct functional roles for pseudogenes is not abundant (but certainly not irrelevant) (Pink et al. 2011).
In response he said: "On the whole, I think that all that kind of thing is, or certainly should be, irrelevant to the job you are trying to do".
