Sentence examples for though irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Though irrelevant to life beside the River Liffey, they triumph on their own terms.

The payment for her labor, though, irrelevant as it is to the qualities inherent in her fiction, shifts the terms by which we may perceive -- and judge -- it.

But the conclusion that we are therefore justified in killing one who lies in wait for us is perfectly true, though irrelevant to the case, for it is not yet clear that Clodius lay in wait for Milo.

Even though irrelevant discussions may be useful, relevancy of discussions to the problem is necessary for effective learning.

That, though, seemed irrelevant in the build-up to 2006 at the K Club in Ireland.

Even under the current rules, though, many irrelevant discussions get intercepted.

The sense of a lost and mythical world brought into the half-light would be irrelevant, though, if the resurrected objects didn't live up to the promise — and they do.

Then in 2014 the European Court of Justice declared that Google, as a "data processor" was covered by the data protection principles, and so must remove links about people from its search index that were "outdated, incorrect or irrelevant" (though with exceptions for public figures).

As the report's authors delicately put it, "a debate is likely over how much the Global Fund should focus on heading off AIDS in large, next-wave countries where it is in the earlier stages, and how much to devote to the hardest-hit countries in southern Africa".This debate will be irrelevant, though, if the fund runs out of money, and other mechanisms are not put in place to compensate.

That's irrelevant, though, since this is not a scrap over the best business plan.

Arafat appeared increasingly irrelevant, though, as Sharon launched a historic initiative in late 2003 to withdraw Israeli troops and settlers — without negotiating terms with the Palestinians.