Sentence examples similar to meaningless relevance from inspiring English sources
That involves more disclosure, more meaningful restrictions, and top-to-bottom application of the rules without waivers that make any restrictions meaningless". Grassley emphasized the relevance of the revolving door with respect to Mary Jo White, President Barack Obama's nominee to succeed Mary Schapiro as Chairman of the SEC.
Pupils who simply have to listen, copy, repeat and memorise quickly find tasks meaningless and the subject of no relevance to them, and are quickly alienated from the history that is their birthright.
This constant struggle also means that it's likely an advocacy group will ask you to sign meaningless petitions for the appearance of relevance.
My Israeli credit card was of no relevance; my bank account in Israel was meaningless.
That chain begins with sampling, an essential process that underlies all subsequent work and imparts relevance to what would otherwise be a meaningless exercise.
The relevance of relevance.
"That aspect is meaningless.
