Sentence examples for become pointless from inspiring English sources

I started out optimistic, but it's become pointless to even get up and look for a job.

But sport spasmodically offers an alarming third category: live events which have become pointless before they happen.

And when "Buffalo 66" wasn't accepted into the Cannes Film Festival, he publicly announced that he had given up his passport, saying that Cannes had become pointless.

The hope was that if enough Americans began protecting their electronic mail, just as postal mail is protected by envelopes, the legislation would become pointless.

Because, said Tirado, long-term planning and delayed gratification become pointless when you will never have enough money whatever you do.

To put it differently, laughter disposes of emotive excitations that have become pointless and must somehow be worked off along physiological channels of least resistance; and the function of the "luxury reflex" is to provide these channels.

Long-term planning became pointless.

Our time together became pointless.

"It very quickly became pointless," he said.

"He did all that, so the sentencing almost becomes pointless.

"Browsing in the old sense of the word becomes pointless," he says, and "filtering becomes crucial".