Sentence examples for too irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Old scores seem petty, too irrelevant to bother settling.

However, he is too irrelevant and I just don't have the strength.

We presumed they were too irrelevant, too jingoistic and too undemocratic to teach us anything.

"Mrs Duffy is a Sky News viewer," he told the camera, because there is simply no endorsement of Rupert Murdoch's network too irrelevant to the matter in hand to go untrumpeted.

Since then, alas, Mr T has morphed from omnipotent O'Brien into the impotent Winston Smith of Orwell's closing chapter; the post-Room 101 burned-out husk of a human who is deemed too irrelevant to be worth killing off, and is allowed to wander bemusedly about as a warning about the result of hubris.

However vast and varied a museum's exhibitions may be, they form only the visible tip of a universe far richer, populated with things too big (the Gross Functional Objects), too old, too irrelevant or too obscure to merit a share of a museum's limited display space.

Further, he larded his review with too much irrelevant detail.

Unfortunately, a haphazard structure and too much irrelevant detail have resulted in a disappointment.

Dr. Saxena said that "too many irrelevant, inept, strange ideas from other countries" could do a disservice to tsunami victims.

"For too long irrelevant and unreliable information provided under the blanket CRB system has blighted people's lives.

But other times, the reader can be overwhelmed by too much irrelevant information or, in one of Mr. Tufte's favorite terms, "chartjunk".