Sentence examples for was as irrelevant from inspiring English sources

Peter Speliopoulos's collection of ladylike tweeds for Cerruti was pretty, but visually, to use a phrase from Henry Allen of The Washington Post, it was as irrelevant as a daytime moon.

Leading bankers lined up today to attack regulatory reform in their industry, led by the head of Standard Chartered Bank, who claimed that "banker bashing" has created a culture of pointless political micro-regulation of the City which was as irrelevant as seatbelts in air crashes.

But nothing is as irrelevant as that right now".

But realism is as irrelevant a criterion here as it would be in an Italian opera.

In a place like Trinidad, racial redemption is as irrelevant for the Negro as for everybody else.

Evan is as irrelevant in death as, in his last grim, muffled months, he felt he was in life.

And claiming the copyright on morality is as irrelevant as arguing with Dawkins about the Big Bang.

In this new environment, policies of "no platform" are not so much counter-productive (although they are) as irrelevant.

Somehow, this has all been possible without the Conservative party, whose immensely fatuous invitation to get involved is as irrelevant as it is patronising.

While the French commonly make fun of the Swiss, I'm sure such prejudices were as irrelevant to their behavior as they were with Serena.

Asking where the townspeople found the bacon and hard-boiled eggs in the foodless burg is as irrelevant as questioning how the girl who married Cain got there.