Sentence examples for moot meaning from inspiring English sources
UPDATE 12-14-16: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit yesterday dismissed Healey's mandamus petition and motion for a stay of Judge Kinkeade's orders as moot, meaning overtaken by events.
My guess is that neither candidate does win enough tomorrow night, meaning the outcome will be moot (whichever candidate "wins" will have to start campaigning all over again, and may ultimately lose in the runoff).
Criticisms of the project are that, depite however many downloads a release accrues, it's all done outside of the traditional sphere of influence, meaning that charting and sales are rendered moot.
But the appeals court said it appeared that the state already held proper title to Grand Island before making the agreement with the Senecas, meaning that any deficiencies in the transaction were moot.
The question of whether this elaborate artwork will have meaning beyond Irish history, or even beyond world hunger, is largely moot.
While the award isn't announced until after the World Series, MVP voting takes place before the postseason begins -- meaning that Miguel's playoff stats AND Verlander's antics are, at this point, both moot.
Meaning that all the debating about it that is likely about to happen is kind of a moot point.
a popular subculture that deconstructs serious themes to entertain people with comedy effects... the two characters 'è' meaning 'evil' and 'gǎo' meaning 'work' combine to describe a phenomenon that is characterized by humor, revelry, subversion, grass-root spontaneity, defiance of authority, mass participation and moot-media high-tech.
