Does it matter? No, it's ___

Usage examples of irrelevant.

It seemed to him now that Adelaide was part of a life that had become remote and irrelevant.

In light of everything Aisling told him last night, his career was irrelevant.

Dionysia knew Ianthe Apeiron, and she did not ask his because it was irrelevant.

To us, the things that the Atlantans do- dressing up in these kinds of clothes, spending years and years in school-are irrelevant.

So, that evening I sat next to Cris and Angela Bellhanger and listened to the opera which informs us that our personalities are irrelevant, and indeed interchangeable, that one lover is really quite as good as another, that all women do it and it all comes to the same thing in the end.

He remembered the wool-padding that had protected the two breaches and wondered at a mind that could notice such irrelevant things at the point of a death.

Namely, a proposition about a particular factor in nature can neither be expressed to others nor retained for repeated consideration without the aid of auxiliary complexes which are irrelevant to it.

It might be somewhat more costly in financial terms, but since the reconstruction of Iraq is expected to dwarf the costs of any military campaign and we would have to pay for that regardless of how we handled the overthrow, these costs too are mostly irrelevant.

Jamie and Tom came in, rhythmical drive and elegant taste, followed by Rose, late as usual, missing the beat as usual, but creating harmonies and countermelodies that made the song irrelevant, it was music, and it was her and it was us, we fell into sync and the verse began to sing us right on cue.

This being my humble and even highly irrelevant contribution to the common team-work, it is obvious that it could not be done at the same time as a close following of the varying shades of thought in the Distributist debates.

Any difference not related to one of these elements will be considered irrelevant.

It is as irrelevant as the remote castle to the flower or the Hebridean coast to the candle.

London, so individual and overwhelming, is to him delightfully musty, a deep cellar of the Museum full of damp books and mice: the sea-girt imperial grandeur, so splendidly indifferent to any aesthetic consideration, is orgulously irrelevant to the present purpose.

Up from Eden, he misses the first three essential points and instead argues about dates, an argument that, where it is not simply wrong, is irrelevant, because I had already readjusted them in Eye to eye and Transformations.

Rainmaking spoke against Theamh--and for this scheme, at least, Rainmaking is irrelevant.