Sentence examples for felt irrelevant from inspiring English sources
The trauma and stress instantly felt irrelevant.
It felt irrelevant and I wanted to go to Syria.
It was midafternoon, and on this day their marital difficulties felt irrelevant.
But it felt irrelevant to the endgame that's currently taking shape in Congress.
After putting in so many hours, Dr. Bierwirth said, "some of us felt used; I felt irrelevant".
They went to work and to school and participated in social events that had once been emblems of their American lives but that now felt irrelevant and guilt-inducing.
Even though strangers talked and laughed near me in the real world, their words felt irrelevant — the way a dinner party's hubbub might seem to a child playing alone upstairs.
Whereas I'd be subject to chiding about my mother's West Indian accent at parent evenings or being called a "coon", it felt irrelevant to the perfect storm of racism, recession and repression that my friends experienced.
One Tory minister wanted the Serpentine Gallery turned into a riding school; the Tate felt irrelevant, and even the new Turner prize seemed to be yet another back-hander for old lags like Howard Hodgkin.
Born of fundamental research which at the time might have felt irrelevant, it enables you to read this article now.
