Sentence examples for while unrelated from inspiring English sources

While unrelated to the collapse, it was another black mark against Sir Fred's stewardship.

While Unrelated bore the residue of her tenure on soaps, its narrative propelled by conventional dramatic devices – sexual desire, rejection, catharsis – Archipelago is a more immediately distilled and austere work.

While unrelated to the above conflicts, take Jim Molan, former commander of Australian forces in Iraq, supporter of more troops in Afghanistan and key adviser in drafting the secretive Operation Sovereign Borders against asylum seekers.

Ms. Treacy conceded that while unrelated, the overall delays of flights arriving at and departing from the airport, along with the ground travel problems, were likely to exacerbate travelers' inconvenience as they move in and out of the nation's eighth largest airport.

Editor's Note: The above dog is Sebastian Thrun's puppy, which, while unrelated to Wag, is a very good dog.

The generated matrices are only related to the mesh structure and Poisson's ratio while unrelated to the loading, such that they can be applied to different loading cases.

While ostensibly unrelated to the other issues, that penalty — which would be unprecedented for an E.U. country — further heightened tensions.

But I cannot help wondering if these developments, while seemingly unrelated, suggest that rational thought might be making a bit of a desperately needed comeback.

Quote of the day: Interim president Issa Hayatou – Sepp's vice-president since 1992, disciplined for taking kickbacks in 2011 while denying unrelated links to alleged Qatari bribes – setting the week's tone: "Let us embrace this new dawn.

While seemingly unrelated — the emotionally wrenching holiday-season massacre of 20 first graders and six of their guardians, and Washington's mind-numbing fiscal fight to reduce deficits — the first cannot fail to have a salutary effect on the latter, say veterans of Washington's partisan wars from both parties.

While not unrelated, the resulting philosophical position is different from Dedekind's.