Sentence examples for rather irrelevant from inspiring English sources

And, in truth, there's much to like — but that's rather irrelevant.

Worrying about where Labour is going is rather irrelevant at this stage; we have bigger hurdles.

Given the fact that in patients transanastomotic endothelialization (TAE) covers only the immediate perianastomotic region of sometimes very long prostheses, TAE is rather irrelevant in the clinical context.

Consequently, temporary restraining orders issued by District Courts would usually be unnecessary to prevent deportation, and whether District Courts grant restraining orders rarely or frequently is rather irrelevant.

Even when confounding bias is mentioned, authors are typically confident that it is rather irrelevant to their findings and they rarely call for cautious interpretation.

"A nice gesture I suppose, but all rather irrelevant since he won't be playing for Milan in three years time as he isn't very good".

They argue for studying science and math rather than "irrelevant material".

In this Brave New World, students are to be graded on mastery of material rather than irrelevant considerations like organization.

And yet I came to see my Albany experience as valuable, rather than irrelevant, to my new assignment.

The challenge to progressive politicians is to show they recognise faith-based perspectives and contributions as valid and mainstream, rather than irrelevant and marginal.

Here Fell upholds a positive conception of sexual difference, according to which the female body is integral (rather than irrelevant) to the bringing of Christ's message.