Sentence examples for irrelevant commitments from inspiring English sources
The problem can be ignored when comparing the ontological costs of theories that disagree only over contingently existing kinds: the irrelevant commitments are the same for both theories, and cancel one another out.
These included the examination questions being irrelevant, having other commitments that prevented them from studying, not knowing what to expect, and having a very bright peer group (9 responses; 37.5% of total responses; see Table 2): "I thought I did put a lot of work into it but often I found lots of the questions,.... in the exam which for many of us who would have perceived it as irrelevant".
Whether the members of Kids Dance become professionals is irrelevant when one sees their commitment and enjoyment of the moment.
And GOP warnings to other countries that the US might not stand by any commitments turned to be "irrelevant" to other negotiators, Stavins said.
King's final year, though controversial to some and irrelevant to others, was an unwavering commitment to those on the underside of life.
"But with web advertising we don't yet have this commitment to quality: we have irrelevant, out-of-context flashing banners and low value ad network gifs about losing weight in one easy trick.
On the liberal view, where and from whom I learn the principles of morality is just as irrelevant to their contents and to my commitment to them, as where and from whom I learn the principles of mathematics is irrelevant to their contents and my adherence to them.
Tactics and everything else are irrelevant if you don't bring energy and commitment".
He merely implies that the question is irrelevant to religious faith since what matters is the commitment of faith.
And men who feel irrelevant will behave like perpetual teenagers, refusing to make lasting commitments, cheerful in the certainty that whatever happens sexually, a "woman will take care of things".
