Sentence examples for generally irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Racing is also under fire for being boring, unpopular, and generally irrelevant.

Leigh seems to be promoting the idea that criticism is generally irrelevant?

In fact, it's rare, and laws are generally irrelevant to drug choices.

That fact is generally irrelevant to the party crowd that frequent the place – they're more likely to spend their time downing free cocktails at the nightly happy hour, before heading out to South Beach.

In a ruling dated July 23, Justice Jacqueline W. Silbermann of State Supreme Court said that while marital fault was generally irrelevant to dividing a divorcing couple's assets, the extreme violence of the case warranted an exception.

The interactions consistently revealed that when agency thinking was high, pathway thinking was generally irrelevant to our various measures of goal pursuit.

Even if the law had such a restriction, he said, it would be violated only if the tree reached the maximum height permitted by law; the issue of whether it obstructed a neighbor's view would generally be irrelevant.

Furthermore, mining association rules in a large database, when applied on a bio-sequence data set, is generally medically irrelevant and difficult to analyze.

What attention to situated knowledge does do is enable questions to be raised and addressed that are difficult to frame in epistemologies that assume that gender, and the social situation of the knower more generally, is irrelevant to knowledge.

Consequently, the position of the PCR primers within the mRNA (cDNA) is generally considered irrelevant, and many publications do not provide a rationale for the primers chosen and specifically do not include qPCR primers that overlap with the siRNA target sequence.

Like many college students today, those of us who were young then generally found politics irrelevant to our lives.