Sentence examples for declared irrelevant from inspiring English sources

President Bush was also declared irrelevant, as well as "the worst of all 43 presidents" and "mentally handicapped".

Mr. Arafat, who has been declared "irrelevant" by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel, is supposed to make what Palestinians described as a "major policy speech".

For Mr. Sharon, moreover, the American intervention could mean that he would be forced to start negotiating again with Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader he declared irrelevant last year and restricted to the West Bank city of Ramallah.

More than a year after being declared "irrelevant" by the Israeli government and shunned by the United States, Mr. Arafat remains at the pivot point of peace in the Middle East.

But the question of whether this hothouse event is unnatural or even abusive is raised only in order to be dispelled, or effectively declared irrelevant to the larger issue of family emotions.

And so Yasir Arafat, declared "irrelevant" by Israel in Dec. 2001, isolated by the Bush administration since June 2002, ignored lately even by the European Union, was again the talk of the world's capitals after Israel decided, in principle, that he was "an absolute obstacle" that it "will act to remove" at some point.

If Nokia manages to claw its way back into fashion, the bloggers in the Valley will have to find someone else to declare irrelevant next year.

Ariel Sharon had declared him "irrelevant" and the Bush administration was thinking of dumping him.

Reviewers declared it "irrelevant and self-indugent" (Pitchfork), discussing it in terms of "alienating their fans" (the Guardian).

But he declared them "irrelevant, team-wise" and a larger concern was the half-time disappearance through injury of Jermaine Jenas, who may miss Wednesday's match.

Israel declared Mr. Arafat irrelevant last December, but it continues to maintain that he is accountable for and capable of reining in violence.