Meanings of wholly inapplicable in English

Unfortunately, in the great majority of cases, this touchstone for species is wholly inapplicable.

That decision, the Obama administration claimed, is " wholly inapplicable" when it comes to cell-site data.

Such a mode of thought is wholly inapplicable to minds which are not in space at all.

A direction upon one of the two remaining will be less advantageous; while the third direction will be wholly inapplicable.

A phrase, wholly inapplicable in its first sense, came irresistibly to the younger priest's mind as he waited on him.

But she is, and has ever been, so anomalous, that ordinary moral reasoning from history is wholly inapplicable to her.

And first, it is evident that the title "Dark Ages," given to the mediæval centuries, is, respecting art, wholly inapplicable.

Even so, the Obama administration claimed that the high court's GPS decision was " wholly inapplicable" when it comes to cell-site data.

The idea that early kingdoms are despotisms in which the people exist only for the sovereign, is wholly inapplicable to the monarchies we are considering.