Sentence examples for socially irrelevant from inspiring English sources

In ASD, the process of acquisition of inherent social cognition is derailed early on, likely as a result of reduced salience of social stimuli and concomitant enactment of socially irrelevant aspects of the environment (Klin et al., 2003).

To voluntarily abstain or commit to a monogamous relationship is to accept marginalization, to be seen as socially irrelevant and possibly sexually repressed.

If you let in only the brilliant, then you produced bookworms and bench scientists: you ended up as socially irrelevant as the University of Chicago (an institution Harvard officials looked upon and shuddered).

BING: Well I went to Yale thinking I was going to be a math major and a writer, and I got there and Yale was lousy at math and it seemed socially irrelevant, so I kind of became an athlete-near-college-dropout.

Death is the consequence of socially irrelevant faith.

Without it, several students feel they would be "socially irrelevant" and excluded from much of "the college experience".

Poets and artists have long viewed love as a prime mover, but by the beginning of the last century, scientists and philosophers were dismissing it as socially and scientifically irrelevant.

In the worst case, the Catholic Church will experience a new Ice Age instead of a new spring, and it will run the risk of shrinking down to a mere sect, still counting many members but otherwise socially and religiously irrelevant.

Mr Cruddas said Labour needed to radically change both its economic and social policy and risked becoming irrelevant to an electorate he said was in large part socially and "fiscally" conservative.

Whereas threat words in the trauma-relevant oddball task pertained directly to combat trauma, threat words in the trauma-irrelevant oddball task were socially threatening words.

He said in September that the party risked becoming irrelevant outside urban areas if it did not become more socially and fiscally conservative.