Sentence examples for not quite relevant from inspiring English sources

He has an ear for religion, much as he has an ear for poetry, but God is not real to him – and, more important, God is not quite relevant to his present demands.

But he has in the past been robust in his dismissal of the accusations and is well-known for a blunt, if not quite relevant and plainly questionable, assertion: "Communists do not murder people".

We'd imagine "don't get caught with heroin in the subway" would be somewhere in there too, if Garrett were to look further down his own path, but comparing teen idol to teen idol, that's not quite relevant.

In this case, the disagreement between LOCSIII and the OSI rankings was not quite relevant since, from a practical point of view, it does not affect the diagnosis capability of early cataract process.

The notion that only 850 genes are "confidently " (i.e. with posterior probability exceeding some arbitrary cutoff) traced to LACA is not quite relevant.

These observations are consistent with a model in which F-actin dynamics are needed in the invagination stage of endocytosis to provide the mechanical force necessary to overcome osmotic pressure in yeast, something not quite relevant to mammalian cells.

The voices of Americans who share his views (and his eloquence) are not quite as relevant, you might say.

National Careers Service adviser Tom Laws agrees, adding that many school-leavers wrongly consider school organised placements to be "proper" work experience and that anything else is not quite as relevant.

There may also be more individual contributor internal levels, but not quite as relevant as those highlighted.

That the book is not quite as relevant as it would have been in the 1970s when it was originally scheduled for publication I fully concede.

This magical piece of equipment allowed us to explore the subatomic world like never before, and even if finding the Higgs means this giant particle accelerator is not quite as relevant as it once was, it's still a wonderful piece of equipment.