Sentence examples for fairly irrelevant from inspiring English sources

The "when", it seems to me, is fairly irrelevant to a happy return to work.

"I still believe that Press Council is a fairly irrelevant organisation," he said.

In any event, he added, "the experience of being a scientist makes religion seem fairly irrelevant," he said.

Eddie Jordan is the least relevant part of an already fairly irrelevant series, and fat needs to be trimmed.

The point is this: five minutes ago I said the most important thing you'll ever learn at Yale is backward induction, then I distracted you with some fairly irrelevant nonsense, and five minutes later nobody used backward induction.

The details of the new evolutionary theory are fairly irrelevant to the New Atheism (Lamarckian ideas of evolution could be accepted tomorrow, and not bring God back with them), but the two have become twinned in the Self-Making mind.

Some of those acts James Taylor, the Eagles are now considered, fairly or not, irrelevant to the Zeitgeist: too mellow, too affluent, too sexless, too white.

Some of those acts — James Taylor, the Eagles — are now considered, fairly or not, irrelevant to the Zeitgeist: too mellow, too affluent, too sexless, too white.

It seems like this would be enough to keep her fairly inconsequential -- if not irrelevant -- in Season 4.... But then didn't because Eli/Papa Pope killed the president's son, while he was on stage with the president.

We used statistical approaches to identify the features with statistically significant mutual information with the root, which retains most of the relevant features with fairly low inclusion of irrelevant features.

Before then he had focused his considerable political capital on arguing about the irrelevant Party platform, Sanders' fairly narrow May 3d victory in Indiana, a purple state, continued the pattern established in Nevada, Iowa and elsewhere.