Sentence examples for moot subject from inspiring English sources

Then again, this could all be a moot subject very soon, as wigs become more commonplace on the non-Orthodox, nonacting population.

Its novelty proved a moot subject, for it had none.

Moot means subject to discussion; arguable, debatable, unsolved or impossible to solve while mute is not having the power of speech.

Besides, it's a moot issue now.

His resignation from the Vermont militia in 1781 rendered the subject moot, and Vermont in 1791 joined the Union as its 14th state.

Fica is understood to have walked away from the talks as it was not comfortable with their clandestine nature and insisted the subject was moot until the details were hardened up and presented above board.

The UK business is eventually expected to be floated on the London stock exchange, an idea first mooted in 2010 but subject to delay by ongoing regulatory change.

Whether Raisin reaches the same level of engagement with this subject matter is moot.

Additionally, the college's moot court team was the subject of an independent film, Come What May, shot during summer 2007 by a startup Christian production company and marketed primarily to a homeschooling audience.

Peru's foreign minister stood down officially for health reasons shortly after he had the effrontery to say publicly that a fresh Unasur summit on the subject was being mooted.Most Latin American and Caribbean governments are either ideologically close to the chavista regime, dependent on its oil-fuelled largesse, or simply disinclined to incur its wrath.

A moot point is one that's "subject to debate, dispute, or uncertainty, and typically not admitting of a final decision," according to the dictionary.