Sentence examples for again futile from inspiring English sources

If it is not the case [ 5], the argument is again futile.

The outreach, again, proved futile.

He ended by recalling again the futile invasion of his country by soldiers of America, France, Germany, Poland and Britain, by briefly catching himself an apology for such a tasteless memoir, and then by swelling the veins in his neck in protest at the state department's denial of his wish to go down to Anaheim and make a tour of Disneyland.

He ended by recalling again the futile invasion of his country by soldiers of America, France, Germany, Poland and Britain, by briefly catching himself in an apology for such a tasteless memoir, and then by swelling the veins in his neck in protest at the State Department's denial of his wish to go down to Anaheim and make a tour of Disneyland.

Although the skepticism thawed into brief hope, it was futile again as the Redskins lost for the eighth time in 13 games in Spurrier's debut N.F.L. season.

"America has not made any difference, except in making more real to me the fact that I can be comparatively happy solely by being away from V … I cannot face the prospect of dragging on again the same futile life that I have been leading in London," the letter reads.

When they figure out that once again it is futile, they stop pulling and settle down and stay where they are.

Its seemingly infinite number of possible endings prompted many viewers to watch, and then rewatch, and then rewatch again in the futile hope that they might figure the whole thing out.

I remember resisting the process because charting how my thoughts transform into feelings and back again felt patronising, futile and insulting to my dazzling intelligence and rich emotional makeup.

I remember resisting the process because charting how my thoughts transform into feelings and back again felt patronising, futile and insulting to my brilliant intelligence and rich emotional makeup.

I remember resisting the process because charting how my thoughts transform into feelings and back again felt patronizing, futile, and insulting to my brilliant intelligence and rich emotional makeup.