Sentence examples for comparatively irrelevant from inspiring English sources
Some see it as essentially a cluster of other property rights of particular content, such as those to possession, income, etc, whilst others see it as being basically a structural relation between rights, content being comparatively irrelevant.
With UK equivalents being comparatively irrelevant, British socialists can only look on in admiration – hence the pilgrimage to Greece.
With UK equivalents being comparatively irrelevant, British socialists can only look on in admiration hence the pilgrimage to Greece.
Around the water cooler, any "snowflake" who displays contempt at your bombings is shot down by your disciples' spoon-fed obsession with President Obama's comparatively irrelevant record in Syria.
But our sense of artists as separate from the everyday world, engaged in some kind of obscure magic, has made it easier for us to ignore them and believe that their work is irrelevant to our own, comparatively ordinary lives.
For those who do, the shifting winds of policy debate or the comparatively glacial process of policy development are largely irrelevant.
While many Boers had been voicing displeasure with the British Cape administration for some time, the Krugers were comparatively content they had always co-operated with the British and the abolition of slavery was irrelevant to them as they did not own slaves.
In recent years, comparatively mainstream figures such as MPs David Lammy and Adam Afriyie have seen members of their families become the subject of irrelevant personal stories.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
