Sentence examples for history irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Of course, this philosophy does not make history irrelevant at moments like this.

Just to be clear, nothing I've said here makes the lessons of history irrelevant.

Coach John Tortorella pronounced that history "irrelevant," as did several players.

She looks great now and perhaps she considers the matter private, history, irrelevant.

The common gene was spontaneity, and it made history irrelevant: Merce Cunningham had more in common with Jackson Pollock than with Diaghilev; Pollock was more like Miles Davis than like Cézanne.

It isn't, of course; but to make the primary complaint that he is using his view of the first world war to make political points is asking us to make history irrelevant to all but academics.

Another, unspoken tenet is that, in the sphere of the imagination, the disciplines of history are irrelevant.

And since they aren't making payments, credit history seemed irrelevant to those who wrote the HUD rules a few decades ago.

Edmondson, who will leave the W-League after the match for English Super League side Bristol Academy, unsurprisingly says history is irrelevant.

Mark O'Mara, Zimmerman's lead attorney, still has to convince circuit court judge Debra S Nelson to allow the evidence to be shown to jurors, against the objections of prosecutors who insist the teenager's history is irrelevant to the case.

"The codification of the idea that prior history is irrelevant caused us to stop talking about the goals -- that it's about autonomy and freedom and the right to engage in sexual behavior without fear," said Wendy J. Murphy, a former prosecutor who teaches perspectives in sexual violence at the New England School of Law, and who believes that rape protection laws have largely failed.