irrelevancy

She perched on the stool and treadled at her machine all day, turning out collars, the name of whose brand could be noted for its irrelevancy to anything in connection with collars.

There was something of women's highly practical sanity and also of their irrelevancy in the conduct of Miss de Barral's amazing governess.

(Observe, throughout, the strange irrelevancy of the Young Person.

Barack Obama has made a geopolitical irrelevancy suddenly relevant to American presidential politics.

Canada has let its once world-renowned diplomatic corps dwindle and twist in the wind of irrelevancy, although diplomacy is the essential factor in the political resolution of violent conflicts.

The result is a church in rapid decline and increasing irrelevancy.

"This would facilitate procedures for other lawyers to file a case claiming irrelevancy of the current case, while many other procedures could be taken to annul the current ruling," Ibrahim said.

The sale of Nokia's phone business marks the exit of a 150-year-old company that once dominated the global cellphone market and remains one of Europe's premier technology brands, even though Apple and Samsung Electronics' ascendancy all but reduced it to irrelevancy in Asia and North America in recent years.

21 ( ANI ): Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has slammed Time Magazine for naming President Barack Obama "person of the year," saying the publication was displaying its "irrelevancy."

It's seeming that way now as states like Oregon fade toward irrelevancy in the presidential campaign, while both Barack Obama and Mitt Romney move closer to qualifying for residency in Ohio.

And Other Observations from a Quirky Mind" is a collection of prose and essays from Connie Pursell who presents many essays on life, growing older, and with a touch of the irrelevancy in our lives.