Sentence examples for makes it irrelevant from inspiring English sources

No matter how spectacularly well remodeled that basement may be — lavishly enough, perhaps, to increase the assessor's ultimate determination of property value — its location in the house makes it irrelevant as square footage.

But that occurred during the play, which makes it irrelevant to the Jackson flag.

Some would say this contradiction cheapens the song and makes it irrelevant.

You could take that to mean that all worldly action and ambition is in vain, or that the void of death that awaits us makes it irrelevant whether we do good or bad on Earth.

Plus, it's not as if Boucher couldn't have taken the tits'n'arse path to pop stardom; she is beautiful – all doe-eyed, skinny-limbed, model-worthy grace – but she takes all that and, brilliantly, makes it irrelevant.

Although her work is widely cited in academic circles, critics have argued that the highly theoretical and abstract character of the analysis makes it irrelevant to contemporary political struggles.

But that does not make it irrelevant.

McCullum, of course, made it irrelevant.

Some opponents dismissed the vote, saying the governor's veto would make it irrelevant.

They could have made it irrelevant by beating Philadelphia on Sunday to revive their playoff hopes.

For much of that time, though, the target was set well below the economy's real trajectory, making it irrelevant.