Sentence examples for irrelevant saying from inspiring English sources

Asked whether he ever feared for his job security, Emmert dismissed the question as irrelevant, saying criticism was part of the job.

The government, the estate agents and their cronies have all been saying recovery and house prices rising again, let's very generously call that wishful thinking … "When the doors of Number 10 open on the day after the election someone will be standing there, party irrelevant, saying, "Actually, it is much, much worse than we realised".

Gibraltar's 20,500 voters were expected to vote no in large numbers to the question: "Do you approve of the principle that Britain and Spain should share sovereignty over Gibraltar?" The British and Spanish governments had dismissed the referendum as irrelevant, saying they have not agreed to any deal.

In 1975 Rosa attends a party of a friend in Soweto, and it is there that she hears a black university student dismissing all whites' help as irrelevant, saying that whites cannot know what blacks want, and that blacks will liberate themselves.

'Mass immigration is irrelevant,' said Walker.

We are going to become irrelevant," said Weldon.

"The statement's irrelevant," said the former England coach.

After years of investment, its Celine and Loewe brands are still "irrelevant", says Ms de Rosen.

But that is irrelevant, says David Clohessy of SNAP, which represents American victims of clerical abuse.

The quality of the wine is irrelevant says Fabio Bogo, the company's founder.

"Transit is sort of becoming irrelevant," says Mike Wolczyk, GO's head of marketing.