Sentence examples for irrelevant complaints from inspiring English sources
"To be honest, whenever we undertake a big project like this, we get all sorts of irrelevant complaints, baseless accusations," he said.
One last thought: I am grateful to Johnson and McKenzie for taking my piece seriously rather than dismissing it as the irrelevant complaints of a tech non-citizen, and for their civil tone in criticizing it.
Those emotions generate the movie's plot, rather than arise from it, so to say that the story makes no sense proves to be an irrelevant complaint.
That may seem like an irrelevant complaint, but Mr. Baker has a readership that has followed him into gravitas ("Human Smoke"), hubris ("U and I") and minutiae ("The Mezzanine"), counting on him for scrutiny so close it approaches the molecular and a milquetoast manner that's as ingratiating as it is batty.
Gordonstoun says this complaint is irrelevant because the analysis is based on English practice.
And Cynthia is deft at turning ethical questions into purely material ones: "how much things cost" is morally irrelevant to Deborah's complaint.
But I am not surprised by the PCC's decision because the public interest part of their argument is irrelevant if the substantive complaint - a breach of privacy - falls.
But that last complaint is irrelevant right now: go forth and celebrate the price cut!
To test reasoning with factual (neutral) materials, eight complaint-irrelevant, neutral syllogisms were included that refer to common knowledge (e.g., A leopard is faster than a human being. A human being is faster than a snail. Therefore, a leopard is faster than a snail).
But Mr. Bloomberg has vowed to veto the legislation, saying a key element of the bill would be costly and irrelevant to resolving construction-related complaints at what city housing officials say are a relatively small number of projects.
Network vice-president Robert Chandler dismissed the bulk of Alfred's complaints as "trivial, irrelevant or clearly represent[ing] matters of opinion or judgment".
