Sentence examples for is irrelevance from inspiring English sources
noun
Lack of relationship with the topic at hand; lack of importance.
But when the alternative is irrelevance, it is the right thing to do.
This suggests that the Vatican's primary problem in America is not so much disobedience as it is irrelevance.
What should worry Twitter is irrelevance, and there is growing data to suggest that that is where the company is headed.
As Obama's vanilla performance during yesterday's debates showed: The price you pay for being afraid to be controversial is irrelevance.
At previous low points, the party's big problem was irrelevance.
"What public service broadcasters feared most coming into this decade was irrelevance.
In New York the reason offered for an early departure was irrelevance, a charge some said was confirmed when the post was left vacant.
The true cost of remaining anonymous, then, might be irrelevance".
The matter was, and is, an irrelevance.
"And noise is an irrelevance to me.
What dismays him most is the irrelevance of it all.
