Sentence examples for moot to from inspiring English sources

In any case, the question of an exit clause seemed moot to her. "I think the euro will collapse," she said.

Father Libanori said that English- and Spanish-language versions of the show were planned, although understanding the Italian text may be moot to the experience.

The point is moot to many consumers, who would rather skip the diet and cut directly to the chase, slathering on Dr. Perricone's potions that promise, like all cosmetics, youth in a jar.

The debate is moot to Donna Geffen, who received an advanced degree from the National Technology Institute for the Deaf in Rochester and, for nearly 16 years, has worked as a medical technician in the hematology department of Good Samaritan Hospital.

You have Chris Poole, aka Moot, to thank (or blame) for that.

It's kind of moot to talk about what games the Zephyrus can run.

Next track, Sun, is mooted to be a single, which is somewhat wishful thinking.

But another driver mooted to join is Force India's Sergio Pérez.

Finally, only two months ago, a plan was mooted to share Loftus Road and merge with QPR.

(The Grade II-listed building is mooted to reopen later this year following a £1.2m refurbishment).

His playful and inventive poetry has invited comparisons with Seamus Heaney, and he has often been mooted to be his successor.