irrelevant question

There were the familiar, irrelevant questions: How do you find an agent?

Its an irrelevant question, especially as it is a subjective award.

Even though it tore at her heart, she asked an irrelevant question and hung up.

In the hope of solving the point Gregory put an apparently irrelevant question.

Additionally, they were required to answer irrelevant questions and present two medical certificates.

She made a clucking sound of disgust at his irrelevant question.

Even Mahatma managed to keep from asking any more irrelevant questions.

A logical answer, but an answer to an irrelevant question.

"There were a lot of irrelevant questions," he says.

When he put the pieces together for me I, too, realized that uplift is not an irrelevant question here.

He asked stupid, irrelevant questions while evading her own, sensible ones.

He was, he had to admit it, puzzled by what seemed an irrelevant question.

In the memo, the Director expresses concern about his time being wasted with irrelevant questions the committee may ask.

Oh, he had the absolutely more irrelevant questions!

The woman approached, the guy said yet another good-bye, then thought of one more irrelevant question to ask, started to ask it.

I asked myself the entirely irrelevant question: Why?

Yes, I know, it's an odd, possibly irrelevant question.

Anstey looked as if he found this irrelevant question in poor taste.

"And many of them seemed to either be somewhat irrelevant questions or questions that we had already answered in our memo."

But gradually it became clear that there are no irrelevant questions, and these were as good as any to set off a remembrance.

Until vehicles are remotely controlled by civil servants, it's a fairly irrelevant question.

There was a pause, then Pmrot asked a totally irrelevant question.

"You may remember my seemingly irrelevant question as to this clerical gentleman's left ear.

You can lower monthly payments, but if they don't have enough for a down payment then it's an irrelevant question."

Other-wise I find only one totally irrelevant question.