Sentence examples for always futile from inspiring English sources

Hawke thinks Baker's search for Davis's approval was always futile.

Because choosing a candidate based on "electability" is almost always futile.

Mr. Sono knows that, in business as in romance, intervention between masochist and sadist is almost always futile.

Prior makes a game but always futile effort to catch it, and the crowd dutifully "ooooooh" when he fails.

One line of objection to the White House's effort to ostracize Fox News is that Presidential wars against the press are always futile and self-defeating.

"Persuasion by facts and logic, the most direct strategy," Steven Pinker writes, "is not always futile". You can almost hear the "despites" in his mind.

With the Senate set to dispatch an always-futile effort to pass government funding legislation that defunds the president's health care law, lawmakers in both chambers of Congress are already considering the options before them.

This is always a futile battle.

Is leaving negative user reviews always the futile exercise it appears?

Bulldozed shingle banks, always a futile defence, were breached all the way between Holme and Salthouse.

And actually trying to find something in these towers of boxes is always a futile endeavour.