Sentence examples for becomes pointless to from inspiring English sources

It becomes pointless to be careful about deliberation, for instance, "because the deliberation itself will or will not happen necessarily, and even one's carefulness will or will not occur necessarily" (p. 323).

"There comes a point where you have so many records that it becomes pointless to have so many, because whatever you're looking for is buried under another record," says Wootton.

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

And much like the fight by big labels against the illegal sharing of music, it will soon become pointless to even try.

By 2025, the Finnish capital intends to revamp its public transport system to such an extent that private car ownership becomes pointless.

The need for certain kinds of memoir to be true goes back to Augustine's "Confessions": if the anguish and the suffering aren't real, there's nothing to redeem, and the whole exercise becomes pointless.

"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".

The discussion about at what age IVF becomes pointless is one for the doctors.

In the face of his overall achievements, therefore, the question of how much he finished or did not finish becomes pointless.

"You reach a certain point with any emotion, where any fear you might have about projecting it becomes pointless," Yeaton says.