Sentence examples for is rather moot from inspiring English sources

But, my friends, we are on our way".How much credit Mr Cameron and his chancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne, can take for the upturn is rather moot.

It was obviously a bind that the Joyce estate refused permission to use Molly Bloom's concluding soliloquy from Ulysses as the lyrics to The Sensual World, but whether it's a vastly better song for finally having them in place of Bush's facsimile is rather a moot point.

Although at the moment I'm martin.pengelly.old.tshirt.splash.of.baby.sick, so it's rather a moot point.

"It makes rather moot the idea of any quiet phone calls by Michael Gove, and the idea of political interference is rather a nonsense".

Whether Manas actually ever existed is a rather moot point.

With gas scarcities and PATH cancellations just the tip of the logistical nightmare for a lot of people in the Harrison catchment area, the Red Bulls may yet find home advantage to be a rather moot point.

Even the BNP was rather keen on the proposal when it mooted the idea at its party conference.

Yet Mr Glossip is now scheduled to die this Thursday, which could make the late-April oral arguments in his case rather moot.

The most common is that few campaigns actually thought Trump would last long, making the need to dig into his past rather moot.

The extent to which writing can change anything is a moot point, but rather than yet another half-relevant treatise from the US, we need a different book – or, if possible, several.

23 It is a moot point whether these cases are better regarded as reactive psychoses distinct from schizophrenia rather than good prognosis schizophrenia.