Sentence examples for irrelevant topic from inspiring English sources

"Your singer offered to meet with our president to discuss an irrelevant topic," Milonov said.

Ego is an irrelevant topic for almost any pop star and, as vast as West's is, his motivations can't be rooted in self-interest alone, given that he often does a spectacularly bad job of managing his public image.

As we've seen from discussions around gender and STEM, this is rubbish: as Erin Cech and Tom Waidzunas note in their research around LGBT engineering students, if sexual equality if seen to be an irrelevant topic of conversation, so too are associated discussions around power and discrimination.

But, to my mind, school reform is a pretty irrelevant topic.

After all, Americans are conditioned to believe that class is an irrelevant topic in a country where managers and workers alike believe that they are middle class.

As you expand on this apparently random and totally irrelevant topic, let it unravel into what it actually is: a metaphor that describes the events that will take place in the chapter.

"Modern-day rappers – all they talk about is money and all these unnecessary and irrelevant topics," a high school pupil called Victoria Richardson told NPR.

Kunis eggs him on, but it's Stark who moves the conversation further and further out of bounds, bringing up newly irrelevant topics and offering unsolicited details about his life and interests.

The conversation would often drift; Cohen occasionally caught Abdel-Rahman rolling his eyes as clerics droned on for hours about seemingly irrelevant topics, such as the failure of Nasserite movements in the Middle East.

By choosing to focus on irrelevant topics such as Obama's alleged friendship with Ayers – which Obama has repudiated – the Republicans are showing America that their campaign is so vacuous and unsubstantial when it comes to matters of substance that this is all they are able to draw attention to.

Soon after, on July 7, Beck announced that his website would be featuring "extended informal conversations with musicians, artists, filmmakers, and other various persons" in a section called Irrelevant Topics.