Which, while demonstrably true, was not necessarily relevant.
The whole concept of aid is very old and not necessarily relevant for modern times.
He added, "But just like with hairstyles, what worked in 1981 isn't necessarily relevant in 2011".
But though that detail is emotionally resonant, it's not necessarily relevant.
It is not necessarily relevant, however, to the health of the chess club — or the church.
As for criminal convictions, the A.M.A. says they are not necessarily relevant to a doctor's fitness to practice.
Nothing else that happens in Shakespeare's text is necessarily relevant to what you are about to see.
The game is not necessarily relevant to travel, but it keeps users indirectly engaged with the brand.
The gay writing of 40 years ago, even 20 years ago, is not necessarily relevant today, after the publishing world has gone from stories of coming out to books for people trying to cope with the coming out.
If we in New York know one thing about professional sports ownership it is that being a rascal or a rogue is not necessarily relevant to the question of consumer loyalty.
Despite its community-project roots, the film still feels awkwardly like a fantasy about blackness and the authenticity of grassroots living (not that it's necessarily relevant, but Zeitlin is white, from New York and a graduate of Wesleyan).
