irrelevance

“Like ‘Sunset Boulevard,’ my novel is about fears of aging and irrelevance in an industry that runs on youth and beauty,” Stein says.

UK government sources point out that many had argued this effort was an irrelevance or would not happen, and yet the opposite is now the case.

Norma, fearful of her own mortality and irrelevance, papers it over with all the money and pages of her terrible screenplay she can muster.

The overs of Woakes, the man with an unmatched record on this ground, were an irrelevance.

He said the Conservatives had become an "irrelevance" adding: "They've had a good 200 years."