Sentence examples for not that relevant from inspiring English sources

"It's relevant, but not that relevant".

But it's not that relevant, not that big a deal".

But relationships between contemporary set-up photography and these art historical forerunners are, perhaps, not that relevant.

I've been told the rationale of this, which is really not that relevant, but this prohibition is sacrosanct.

"We don't really talk about climate change overtly not because we're afraid to but because it's not that relevant," he said.

We were the junior partner in both Afghanistan and Iraq, so the UK's national objective was not that relevant, he says.

"School just isn't that relevant anymore.

My thoughts on it aren't that relevant, because I can't vote myself.

Of course this is technically true, but not all that relevant.

Frankly, it wasn't all that relevant for him.

History isn't that relevant — relevancy is driven mostly by time...