Meanings of quite inapplicable in English

What blunders might I have fallen into of quite inapplicable Criticism, but for this timely explanation.

Thus military bodies have been ruined by mimicry of foreign arrangements quite inapplicable to the conditions of the mimics' country.

The "neither eat nor drink," of course, is quite inapplicable; we have far too much eating and drinking on the stage.

This melancholy delineation, which was suggested by the state of the Jewish metropolis in the third century, is not quite inapplicable at the present hour.