Sentence examples for looks irrelevant from inspiring English sources

The drama is what counts, and the dancing looks irrelevant.

But all that foofy stuff looks irrelevant to modern gay men, who don't see themselves as belonging to a separate culture, let alone such a queeny one.

The media loves pointless speculation, but voters are easily irritated by what looks irrelevant to many and self-interest to some.

The Democratic nominee, Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, seized the moment to look irrelevant.

The League's claims of economic competence are beginning to look irrelevant.

Suddenly, America's priorities changed, and pursuing Microsoft through the courts looked irrelevant, even unpatriotic.

It is easy to see why Hamas would like to make Mr. Abbas look irrelevant.

Plaid dropped into third place behind the Tories and was in danger of looking irrelevant.

Withdrawal from the European Union would leave Britain looking irrelevant in Europe, and the rest of the world would likely soon draw its own, similar, conclusion.

It breaks my heart if Leonardo, of all artists, is made to look irrelevant – but that is what exhibitions by the Royal Collection achieve.

And when the square pulsed with Mubarak-level numbers they were left looking irrelevant, self-interested and disconnected from the will of the people.