Sentence examples for less germane from inspiring English sources

Paul Auster's latest is replete with his trademark tricksiness, but is no less germane.

And gun control laws are probably even less germane in these cases.

While signs are usually less germane to the development of words than signals, most of them contain greater amounts of meaning of and by themselves.

It suggests that the whole classical tradition in which Michelangelo was steeped is becoming ever more foreign and therefore seemingly less germane, even to many educated people.

It's an ordinary table, made of wood, perhaps, or plastic, it could even be a marble table on metal legs, but nothing could be less germane to my purpose than to give an exhaustive description of it.

But the next few songs seemed less germane, the fiddle-while-Weimar burns anthems Wilkommen and Cabaret (well at least Joel Grey and Sienna Miller they didn't choose Tomorrow Belongs to Me) and Been a Long Day, performed by Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick, with an assist from Victoria Clark.

While this all may seem superficial and less than germane to the historic current events we've witnessed in Ferguson and St .Louis, Missouri, along with the death of unarmed black men in Los Angeles and New York City within the past weeks, I believe stories such as this play a vital role.

The germanes are less volatile and less reactive than their corresponding silicon analogues.

This indicated that learners experienced higher germane cognitive load (less difficulty level) while learning with SIM-RDL as compared with the SIM group for the "Apply and Analyze Procedural knowledge" type of task.

However, the concept of germane cognitive load has attracted less attention up to the present time.

Moreover, patterns of genetic lineages may be the result of neutral rather than selective processes and consequently of less relevance to understanding adaptive variation that might be germane to climate change.