Sentence examples similar to are made meaningless from inspiring English sources

Such justifications have been made meaningless by the web.

The day before the final deal was done, climate scientists here had ripped into a penultimate draft, saying its temperature aspirations were admirable, but were made meaningless because they were not matched by mechanisms for reaching them.

And so it is on this May Day, in the wake of a growing planetary uprising for justice, we dare to look forward to a world when the borders that divide us will be made meaningless, to the birth of genuinely democratic culture of communities managing their own resources for the common good, and where the value and dignity of no human being on this planet is considered inferior to any other".

Just as sport is made meaningless if you find out that one team are not giving it their all, if would-be gamblers think their sport is rigged, they won't bother betting on the outcome.

Those rules would be made meaningless by the language currently being pushed.

In countries that have an entrenched security apparatus (the "deep state" as it is known in Egypt), the results of elections will be meaningless unless efforts are made to subordinate to civilian authority several critical government agencies including the military, intelligence services, interior ministries and secret police.

"All power belongs to the people" — the guarantee of rights for over a billion people — was made entirely meaningless.

It's a meaningless promise they are making, a mockery".

The point could be made that it was meaningless in the end.

"Gap's demand is that the agreement be made unenforceable — and therefore meaningless," said Scott Nova, executive director of the Worker Rights Consortium, a group sponsored by 175 colleges and universities.

In social and cultural terms, Māori land has been made an illusory and meaningless asset".