Sentence examples for irrelevant which from inspiring English sources

Works like these make exhibition prizes seem irrelevant; which is as it should be.

Otherwise, religion and setting were irrelevant, which was a relief given the elaborate stage fantasies that could envelop this work.

Both female characters are irrelevant, which sums up the film's interest in women, at least when vertical.

It is, clearly, irrelevant which message Madge is trying to put across - even though the second is less delusional, on balance it is the more offensive.

For music lovers, though, Wendy Carlos is a true pioneer, and the rest is irrelevant – which is just how she'd like it.

(Note: The lopsided early score rendered much of the rest of the game irrelevant, which is why the second-half film was not evaluated).

"I may focus your attention on a small and perhaps irrelevant detail, which I think is not so irrelevant," he said.

The Mr. Irrelevant contest is one of several events associated with the upcoming Irrelevant Week, which begins July 2. Harnish and his family are expected to arrive in Newport Beach June 30.

Because he was the draft's last selection, Ofahengaue joined a small fraternity of other Mr. Irrelevant picks, who are honored every year by a California organization called Irrelevant Week, which sends the last pick and his family to Disneyland.

Although every client wanted to be exclusive to Bob, he insisted on sharing every single relationship he ever had and only considered himself a success when he deemed himself "irrelevant" … which of course he never was.

Thatcherism made one feel irrelevant, with which came a perverse sense of freedom.