Sentence examples for irrelevant attack from inspiring English sources
Quite an irrelevant attack.
Confronted by Chris Christie in Saturday's New Hampshire debate, he at last displayed for a national audience what has been obvious up close -- repeating the same utterly irrelevant attack on Obama four times, almost verbatim, each repetition increasingly panicky and unresponsive.
Nixon White House officials sought to steal the files from Daniel Ellsberg's psychoanalyst's office precisely because they knew they could best discredit his disclosures with irrelevant attacks on his psyche.
Crash VMs Balanced Irrelevant Attacks to a VM interfere with the PM service Lim.
Though WND has promoted the video as containing "the straight facts" on the issue, "A Question of Eligibility" rehashes claims regarding Obama that been proven to be shaky or outright false, repeats discredited conspiracy theories, makes irrelevant attacks on Obama's policies, and engages in at least one apparent violation of federal copyright law.
"The pleading contains little more than false, gratuitous, slanderous, preposterous and totally irrelevant personal attacks on TWC and its principals".
A Weinstein Company statement reads: "The pleading contains little more than false, gratuitous, slanderous, preposterous and totally irrelevant personal attacks on TWC and its principals".
Mary Hamill Cross River, N.Y., July 15 , 2008 To the Editor: Something that was not elaborated enough was the idea that " 'some of us were maybe too quick to caricature Al Gore and John Kerry.' " In the last two presidential elections, I witnessed how quickly irrelevant personal attacks and outright lies about the Democratic candidates, aided by all forms of media, became accepted fact.
Maybe they forgot to add the other section: "...at least until I start falling behind in the polls, at which point I will unleash a bunch of nasty, irrelevant character attacks on my opponent".
As if that fact alone made the attack irrelevant.
To use this ridiculously irrelevant estimate to attack the character of American business leaders is the height of irresponsibility.
