Sentence examples for merely irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Representation is not bad in itself, it is merely irrelevant.

But what about merely irrelevant statements, or only implicitly misleading ones?

The worst case is not that the tests are merely irrelevant, but that they actively damage confidence.

First anybody knowingly exploiting a sick, senile, or merely irrelevant person of talent would be shot, automatically.

And while there is additional evidence that people do not like the blinking, there's also the question as to whether anyone's even paying attention to the tired old online formats; or, put otherwise, whether banner blindness has rendered them not merely irrelevant – but invisible.

Lack of evidence that the neu/erB2 oncogene was present or expressed in those normal ductal cells precludes deciding whether the mutated oncogene was necessary, sufficient, or merely irrelevant in these rare pre-carcinogenic events; moreover, the neu antigen was not visualized in all of the carcinomas in situ.

The theorizing tendency -- which argues that the artistic value of what Shakespeare wrote is not merely overrated but irrelevant, as are all questions of value -- could be seen, in the beginning at least, as a salutary response to "Bardolatry," the uncritical celebration of Shakespearean genius.

Rolling Stone reported that "it contains a substantial portion of good music" but warned of the possibility that "his posturings will soon seem not merely dull but irrelevant".

The feature of this model lies in that all the decisions are merely dependent on the attributes of the chosen alternatives ( left( {{varvec{y}}_{j} } right) ) but irrelevant to decision-makers' attributes ( left( {{varvec{X}}_{n} } right) ).

Simple, but irrelevant.

The Fed has said it had valid reasons and merely deleted irrelevant information.