Sentence examples for a meaningless concept from inspiring English sources

It's a meaningless concept, which annoys me intensely.

"Our view is that it's a meaningless concept".

Hence America's deficit is neither a "meaningless concept" nor a lamentable drain on world savings.

Some mathematicians say that "the probability of a single event" is a meaningless concept.

Indeed, Mencius argued, in Mohist collectivism fatherhood becomes a meaningless concept, and so does kingship in Yang Zhu's individualism.

"Life sciences turned out to be a meaningless concept," said Andrew Cash, a chemicals analyst at PaineWebber.

Energy independence is an almost meaningless concept, but put that aside.

All these, and the absolute power of money over everything, even over utilities that used to be seen as the state's responsibility, conspire to make "democracy" an almost meaningless concept these days.

Sterling sent the playlist, available below from Spotify, and wrote: I love these songs for getting the job done, even those some might call "guilty pleasures" (a snobby and meaningless concept).

If you think that "liking" a book is a fairly nebulous and meaningless concept, you'll get no argument from me.

To begin with, "health care reform" is, in purely political terms, an abstract and therefore meaningless concept.