Sentence examples for quite irrelevant from inspiring English sources

''The jingling Bonnie heard was quite irrelevant.

The craft also seemed quite irrelevant to my life.

"It's quite irrelevant, it doesn't really matter," he said of the Kurds' claim for asylum.

Suddenly, the way I had learned Baroque music seemed to me quite irrelevant.

As it happens, plot-hole worries are almost (but not quite) irrelevant, compared with the urgency of the human drama.

The Evening Standard called her "an increasingly batty old woman, whose spectre might be used to terrorize recalcitrant children but whose views are quite irrelevant to modern Britain".

Recent guests include Mick Jagger, Leonardo DiCaprio and, erm, Geri Halliwell (who, given her reputation for extreme diets, is proof positive that the menu is almost - if not quite - irrelevant in a truly hot establishment).

Thanks to our grovelling adulation of stars, we have organised a world for them in which bothersome issues such as quarantine are, quite frankly, irrelevant.

Sometimes, it proves necessary to dust down this article more frequently if Lib Dems rudely fail to remain quite as irrelevant as he has decreed.

The outgoing editor of the Guardian called it a "medieval pantomime horse" and wants no part of it (especially because politicians aren't quite as irrelevant to possible Snowdenesque scenarios as politicians themselves profess).

Quite an irrelevant attack.