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The phrase "all a bit pointless" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a feeling that something lacks purpose or significance, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "After discussing the project for hours, I realized it was all a bit pointless since we had no budget."
Alternatives: "somewhat meaningless" or "rather futile".
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That was all a bit pointless.
It is all a bit pointless.
All a bit pointless if you ask me.
All very clever and, to be honest, all a bit pointless.
There's no doubt Blue Peter is a national institution but is this nostalgia-driven fury all a bit pointless if you don't actually watch the show any more?
It's all a bit pointless really, but at least there are some positives to come from the silliness: a fine new Beck tune and an introduction to a composer most of us knew little about.
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"He's well worth listening to unless he's in a depressive state – then it all becomes a bit pointless".
They are now arguing about numbers, which all feels a bit pointless considering they've already lost.
I thought that I may as well try to do all of the grounds really, rather than just one or two, because that seemed a bit pointless".
Laura Miller Bill Brysonn's "At Home" may "ultimately be a bit pointless, but damn if it isn't a lot of fun all the same".
Laura Miller Bill Brysonn's "At Home" may "ultimately be a bit pointless, but damn if it isn't a lot of fun all the same". How a former Mormon missionary came to write the conclusion of Robert Jordan's thirteen-book fantasy epic.
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