Sentence examples for may feel irrelevant from inspiring English sources
"[art house] implies a kind of sophistication and elitism that may feel irrelevant to the mass audience," says Pavlovic.
The core parts of you, the ways you care for yourself, the ways you find solace and connection -- these have not completely changed, though they may feel irrelevant.
Understandably, they may cause you to doubt your own sense of attractiveness and sex appeal or make you feel irrelevant and unimportant.
This can sometimes make writers like me feel irrelevant in society.
It would have been understandable, he said, had Wall begun to feel irrelevant.
Maybe she just won't say these things because she is participating in a debate, and the moderator did not ask her what she thinks of Donald Trump's appearance, and even if he did, she may feel the question is irrelevant to the presidential position.
They may feel slightly ashamed of the situation or think it is irrelevant.
This amiably silly movie has funny moments, but it often seems as creaky and irrelevant as an aging rock star -- or as VH1 itself may feel these days, given its ratings losses.
He expects there to be an "adjustment period" during which the institute may feel a little bit like George Bush's wonderful place but that over time, "Bush's views will become irrelevant".
