Sentence examples for perhaps irrelevant from inspiring English sources

It was about a system that makes intention secondary, perhaps irrelevant.

Whether Bob Marley's body moves to Africa or not is perhaps irrelevant.

Spying had become a vicious but perhaps irrelevant game of blow and counter-blow, an exercise for its own sake, independent of causes, "values," or ideals.

"I may focus your attention on a small and perhaps irrelevant detail, which I think is not so irrelevant," he said.

On one cluttered slide the words "significant" and "significantly" were used five times with a range of meanings from "detectable in a perhaps irrelevant calibration case study" to "an amount of damage so that everyone dies", noted Edward Tufte, a consultant to the investigators.

Balance is required to avoid a long list of (perhaps irrelevant) possibilities, diluting the significance of important observations.

The best Conan stories end not in triumph but in an ambiguous, almost melancholy recognition that righteousness is scarce, perhaps even irrelevant.

Industry lawyers, however, have contended that the bureau's information was never intended to be used to draw statistical conclusions about gun distribution, and in cross-examining Dr. Andrews, they sought to portray the analysis as selective and perhaps even irrelevant.

Some had come from diverse disciplinary backgrounds or interests, and therefore became skeptical of a model of philosophical activity that appeared to be excessively subservient to international (mainly European) currents, and perhaps even irrelevant for the country.

The focus on the possibility that Iran might someday develop a nuclear weapon too, while perhaps not irrelevant to the goal of global disarmament, is a minute part of the enormous danger we're in.

The words of a member of a pet society, involved in contacts with foreign counterparts during the Eisenhower administration, are perhaps not irrelevant in this connection: "Dogs make the best Ambassadors".