Sentence examples for remote and irrelevant from inspiring English sources
It would still seem remote and irrelevant.
Americans tend to think of Africa's current wars as remote and irrelevant to our interests.
During the financial crisis this fall, Frank's status as a gay trailblazer suddenly seemed remote and irrelevant.
This is probably the main reason the latter prefer the parliament to be seen as remote and irrelevant, often stuffing it with their second rank, retired or disgraced politicians.
With its post-chaises, turnpikes and brig-sloops, the story of the news from Waterloo predates not only electrical communications but also the age of steamships and steam railways, so it may all seem remote and irrelevant.
They're insulated within their own generation, and the older names seem remote and irrelevant.
That afternoon, I e-mailed my editor: I have to say that Sri Lanka seems very small, remote, and entirely irrelevant.
This may sound remote or irrelevant to Americans, but the unrest has much to do with the United States.
Viewers, bombarded with appeals to call the special F.B.I. line with tips, no matter how remote or irrelevant, were primed to participate.
It had become elitist and irrelevant.
