Sentence examples for irrelevance of from inspiring English sources

What dismays him most is the irrelevance of it all.

It would imply the philosophical irrelevance of the latter.

OF DISPUTATION about the irrelevance of academic economics.

The essay lamented the increasing insularity and irrelevance of poetry.

OF DISPUTATION about the irrelevance of academic economics..

John Humphrys must have realised the irrelevance of that criticism.

She sounded as though the irrelevance of her project were both inevitable and desirable.

"Otherwise there will be a kind of strategic irrelevance of Europe as a whole".

Perhaps the most distinctive feature of the Ottoman state was the irrelevance of hereditary aristocracy.

In Bellos's new proposal, translation instead "presupposes... the irrelevance of the ineffable to acts of communication".

"It's the irrelevance of so much advertising that causes people to turn off," he says.