irrelevant

More important, still, is that the roommate’s — or anyone’s — gender identity is irrelevant to the crime at hand.

"He's done really well. We're really pleased to have him with us and the transfer fee is absolutely irrelevant."

Emma Bush, the managing director of AA's driving school, said the need to know how to drive a manual car is becoming "irrelevant to many".

As she gathered inmate stories, she made it a point to emphasize that their charges were irrelevant to her.

Sure, the Republican Party still had a large and resentful voter base that refused to die off or shut up, but its demographic was aging and increasingly irrelevant, or so it seemed.