Sentence examples for irrelevance by from inspiring English sources

He believed that it had fallen to him to save the Army from irrelevance, by saving the Army from itself.

The once-omnipotent Catholic church has been reduced to deserved irrelevance by the appalling scandal of child sexual abuse.

But diluted by politics, fairness has become as milky as the word progressive, degraded into irrelevance by overuse.

Mr Trudeau, the former prime minister, is often accused of hastening the slide of MPs into irrelevance by consolidating control in the prime minister's office.

Passing the mantle of Luciano Pavarotti is a favorite if unhealthy opera circuit pastime, publicly dismissed as an irrelevance by people who are privately addicted to it.

"Bill" is William Rogers, Nixon's ineffectual Secretary of State, who had been reduced to near-total irrelevance by his rival Kissinger.

He defined Day 2 as: "stasis, followed by irrelevance, followed by excruciating decline and death". You'll want to explore Amazon Go, the company's new automated convenience stores, which are pioneering the use of artificial intelligence and an array of overhead video cameras to revolutionize convenience store retailing.

The novelist Martin Amis yesterday dismissed Britain as a global irrelevance dominated by "touchy, vain, power-hungry male politicians" who are all but irrelevant.

Whatever the intentions, the bawdy and the seedy, I am afraid, faded into irrelevance, overpowered by the sweetness surrounding them.

The novel's author, Rex Ghosh, is chief of the systemic issues division at the I.M.F., which only three years ago seemed to be slipping into irrelevance, bruised by criticism of its response to the 1997-98 Asian financial crisis.

When asked how he saw his work evolving in the future he answered frankly: towards increasing irrelevance, eclipsed by new voices from other countries and other experiences than the white male's.