Sentence examples for hardly seems relevant from inspiring English sources

To many in Latin America, the difference hardly seems relevant.

Given that the Jets are now 6-3, and Miami is 6-2, Thomas's weeks-old assessment hardly seems relevant.

"This ardent man has had his fill of mass meetings, and it could be said that the transient fervour of these occasions hardly seems relevant to the conditions of humanity today".

Indeed you have to go back to March 2009 where we got a 2-1 home win against 'the Wiz', a fact that hardly seems relevant given the how much KC have evolved since then.

Germany increasingly embraces its identity as a "post-migrant" society – the term coined by Gorki co-director Shermin Langhoff to describe her own Turkish-German identity, as "guest-worker" hardly seems relevant to the thousands of second- or third-generation children born in Germany to parents of Turkish heritage.

Japan's past hardly seems relevant any more, except for the memory that it is the only nation to have suffered nuclear attack.Beyond pity at seeing residents of a rich, proud country scavenging for food, hoarding bottled water and huddling for shelter on schoolroom floors, it was hard not to feel admiration as well.

Whereas such questions as theodicy, the existence of God, soul and the possibility of life after death may be argued for philosophically, such arguments hardly seem relevant to the human condition given our daily share of suffering.

On top of that, times have changed so quickly, that a group of student protestors in 1989 hardly seem relevant to the lives of China's younger generations -- kids born after 1980 who enjoy a greatly expanded set of freedoms.

The historical citations hardly seem relevant here, and it would be better to make the opening more substantial in terms of the proper intellectual context for this work.

Today that policy lies in ruins and there is hardly a single paragraph in the Yalta and Potsdam agreements which seems relevant.

It seems relevant and edgy and modern".