Sentence examples for irrelevant matter from inspiring English sources

The ad isn't trying to personally destroy Clinton over some irrelevant matter.

In the clinical environment such information is frequently intimately interwoven with extraneous confusing and irrelevant matter within a complex clinical chart.

Clear the desk of irrelevant matter.

A Mrs. Clement K. Stodder, of 21 Peniman Road, Brookline, Massachusetts, recently mailed a letter concerning certain irrelevant matters having to do with her alma….

It pushes you (and may force you) to take stock of what you have, allowing you to liberate yourself from petty or irrelevant matters and celebrate your assets.

The first is whether they can really abandon their archaic discourse, which has concentrated so far on such irrelevant matters as banning bikinis and alcohol, and direct their attention instead to more vital issues such as poverty, education and unemployment.

Immediately the many cabals that had formed against her some founded on anti-Americanism, some perhaps inspired by her rival Emma Nevada, and some perhaps arising from entirely irrelevant matters—sprang forth to destroy her reputation.

Let our senators debate an issue or an individual's record as long as it reasonably takes, but please spare us the long-winded introduction of irrelevant matters (like recipes) intended to delay and frustrate.

This could include cases where a tribunal has made a mistake in applying the law to your case, taken irrelevant matters into account and failed to consider relevant matters, or failed to give proper or sufficiently clear reasons for its decision.

Whether they are original or authentic, or have produced a kind of scientific philosophy, are irrelevant matters.

The above are typical examples of criticism that arises from misreading or misunderstanding the paper and selection of mostly minor or irrelevant matters.