| We can put up with many obscurities and apparent irrelevancies, without assuming that this makes no sense. |
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| The fact that some people can't have children and some people don't have children are irrelevancies. |
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| We need to brush aside data that are not pertinent to the matter in hand, or our thinking will be cluttered up with irrelevancies. |
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| Blame that, in part, on a nominating contest that repeatedly veered into irrelevancies. |
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| Some irrelevancies should make their way into all letters designed to win friends. |
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| It is my hope that this Conference will work in like manner, avoiding all irrelevancies, since time is precious. |
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| Sitra also tracks the progress of each project that it funds against its stated goals. It is easy to dismiss these public-sector innovators as jargon-spouting irrelevancies. |
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| He and many others who feel their lives are tainted by the smears and irrelevancies which search engines link to their names want redress. Many European politicians are sympathetic to this. |
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| He levels out the irrelevancies and sharpens the features to be accented. |
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| These fascinating irrelevancies merely distract attention from the issues really concerning the people of Scotland today. |
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| So, instead, the attorney had to try to poke holes and raise irrelevancies in whatever manner he could. |
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| Our ear itches to listen to things which carry us away into irrelevancies, criticism and superfluous discussions and thus distract us from the presence of the soul. |
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| A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, a city council concerned itself with irrelevancies. |
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| In terms of the Sun's decision, I envisage little smirks and condescending comments from male cynics who believe us feminists focus on irrelevancies. |
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| Fabbri finds that Rorty's assertions that Derrida reduced philosophy to a collection of irrelevancies themselves do not have sufficient epistemological or political evidence. |
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| Perhaps the world would be more willing to listen if we weren't wasting time, money, and media attention taking offense at irrelevancies like a candy Christ. |
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