Sentence examples for always pointless from inspiring English sources

Arts degrees were always pointless; that's the point.

The belief that things could have been better had we followed another path is often illusory, and always pointless.

They taught lessons that many do not want to hear: that protests are not always pointless and arguments are not always settled in Westminster and Fleet Street.

The 1993 law was always pointless and cruel, but today, when numerous polls show that a solid majority of Americans oppose it, "don't ask, don't tell" feels ever more like the relic of a bygone era.

(Quite apart from the fact that separate studies show that 40% of all "news" items are laundered PR messages that come from "issues management" firms like Burson Marsteller and Hill & Knowlton. ) I'm not saying that having a pop at individual politicians or CEOs is always pointless.

Black Friday has always seemed pointless from a retailer's point of view.

When he meets the big, bad villain, there is always a pointless scene of conversation/torture that enables Bond to escape and save the day.

I'm not exactly proud of these things, but there they are: my poshness is stamped on my forehead, which I pretty much rhyme with torrid, and so it's always seemed pointless to try to disguise it.

Augmented reality isn't always totally pointless.

Tyrese always has pointless and sexist things to say, but why help him spread the stupid?

For me, it was always a pointless debate about what comes first, the depression or the addiction.