Sentence examples for are rendered meaningless from inspiring English sources

He says the criterion means the physical properties of a given object are rendered meaningless because location determines classification.

But many hits and homers can come in losses or are rendered meaningless in blowouts, and every save signifies a victory.

In other words, if the president can pardon anyone who defies court orders to enforce constitutional protections, then those constitutional protections are rendered meaningless.

The vacant lots around them are rendered meaningless in the newly changed landscape; neither farmer's field nor building plot, they have become dead zones and, as such, are heaped with garbage.

But by the end — after one enraged character slices the eyeball of another, leading a bystander to take center stage and deliver a rambling, unrelated monologue about her childhood dogs Spot, Fido and Bingo — all the minor pleasures are rendered meaningless.

Not unless lots of currently meaningful interactions are rendered meaningless.

Just like that, so easily, their suffering was rendered meaningless.

Now that the planet can be orbited in 90 minutes, speed records have been rendered meaningless.

"His sole and devouring preoccupation since infancy," money, has been rendered "meaningless".

"The division title in essence, the way that wild-card situation was sitting, it was rendered meaningless.

In an investigation, if the suspect has the power to withhold even one document, the whole proceeding is rendered meaningless.