Sentence examples for making irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Critically, plaintiffs do not allege any fraud regarding the swap itself, thereby making irrelevant questions concerning the location of counterparties or the locus of settlement.

"Things like Google Earth are making irrelevant, if not ridiculous, objections to people snapping pictures on the sidewalk," Mr. Dunn said.

Never lose track of yourself, your time, your world; otherwise you'll be an anxious blob, mainlining Blue Note records from 1959 and making irrelevant music.

Nil Sorsky was renowned for his asceticism and devotion, suggesting that, through self-discipline and prayer, you could directly commune with God, making irrelevant the extravagant rituals of Orthodoxy.

While making irrelevant remarks about the sanitary conditions in the courtroom, your editorial did not explain what substantive claim it had against the verdict, which, incidentally, can still be overturned on appeal and was reached after months of deliberations and testimony with all guarantees for the defendant to present his defense.

Papers pull stupid shit like this all the time; six of them recently admitted they got it wrong by making irrelevant references to a woman's transgender status in a story about her nearly dying after being attacked by a buck.

Since divestment and economic sanctions are not equivalent, his ensuing arguments are unfortunately made irrelevant.

"That would make all the sacrifices that have been made irrelevant.

Eventually the problem was made irrelevant by the U.S.-USSR strategic missile reduction talks.

Mr. Crames says the judge stops people in midsentence if they ramble or make irrelevant arguments.

It should not be about economic issues that Richard Nixon made irrelevant 28 years ago.