Sentence examples for is strictly irrelevant from inspiring English sources
This kind of ad hominem criticism becomes fallacious, however, when it is strictly irrelevant to the conclusion the arguer wishes to establish or refute.
When Smiley is driven through Berne, so that he can check out a particular house, we go slowly down a long road, past many residences that are strictly irrelevant but add to the tension and atmosphere.
In typical Lotzean fashion, the preceding discussion is held to be strictly irrelevant in assessing the epistemic nature of spatial representation.
Although his work at the White House is both opulent and whimsical, Mr. Yosses is strictly against irrelevant or inedible garnishes, like fresh mint leaves on crème brûlée.
This is strictly personal.
Anger is strictly prohibido.
It is also strictly irrelevant whether the members of such groups are conspecifics, and this is one reason why Wilson has used the notion of a trait group to discuss the evolutionary dynamics of multispecies communities (e.g., D.S. Wilson 1980: ch. 5 6).
Harris Salomon, a producer who plans to make a fictionalized movie version of Mr. Rosenblat's story, said that whether the portion about Mr. and Mrs. Rosenblat's meetings at the concentration camp was strictly true was almost irrelevant.
John Kekes expresses a similar view in condemning race-based affirmative action as "arbitrary" (1995: 200), and, in the same vein, Anthony Flew argues that racism is unjust because it treats persons on the basis of traits that "are strictly superficial and properly irrelevant to all, or almost all, questions of social status and employability" (1990 63 644).
Badgers are strictly territorial.
