Sentence examples for is really not relevant from inspiring English sources

So whatever guilt he might have felt that night, whatever he might have said, it is really not relevant".

"Her sexual orientation is really not relevant to why she would make a great U.S. senator," he said in an e-mail.

I feel like if it's good, then that stuff is really not relevant, and that's what I felt about this.

Yvonne and I agreed that exams were really not relevant and I stuck at the piano for a while longer.

"It's really not relevant to link the concerns conveyed by DiCaprio with immigration matters," she added.

Four years later, this rule was really not relevant or significant to Dempsey since he had taken time off to make memorable, forgettable movies in Hollywood.

"Maybe in the last economy, big, glossy marketing and overpromising was acceptable, but that's really not relevant for buyers today".

I've been told the rationale of this, which is really not that relevant, but this prohibition is sacrosanct.

"It's terrific for soundbites and grandstanding and acting the tough guy, but it is really not a relevant conversation," said Debra Tice.

For children, that's really not a relevant measure.

Jeffrey Kessler, the players' outside counsel, said about the N.L.R.B.'s role: "It's really not all that relevant.