Sentence examples for becoming meaningless from inspiring English sources
Yahoo!, Microsoft and other rivals could not keep up.Having popularised the term "Web 2.0", meanwhile, Mr O'Reilly started fretting that it had become a cliché, and was being applied to so many things that it was in danger of becoming meaningless.
Does this make design seem so vague that it risks becoming meaningless?
Categories like home and work, said Andrew Cogan, chief executive of Knoll, "are becoming meaningless".
Perhaps the red state-blue state political model is becoming meaningless, he suggests.
But, like the Beats, I'm worried that to be "free" in America is at risk of becoming meaningless.
Yet now that it is lending huge sums to euro-zone banks for up to three years, this distinction is becoming meaningless.
But that distinction is becoming increasingly meaningless.
But it's clear that these figures are quickly becoming rather meaningless as newspapers start to learn the game of SEO'd headlines and find their niche in categories much more suited to their sites than the moniker "newspaper".
This is partly to reflect the way that moving image artists are breaking down traditional boundaries between "film" and "digital," words which are becoming increasingly meaningless.
Channels become meaningless.
