Sentence examples for becoming pointless from inspiring English sources

As one hauler said: "It's just becoming pointless.

Indeed, if it had not swiftly adjusted the eligibility criteria for its competitors, it would have been in danger of becoming pointless and irrelevant.

The emphasis on shunting the poor toward low-paying, start-up jobs is becoming increasingly pointless as the job market ossifies.

Knight and his wife Annie discuss the feud, something they view as utterly ridiculous and becoming consumed with pointless point-scoring.

One influential argument is that an immortal life, whether spiritual or physical, could not avoid becoming boring, rendering life pointless (Williams 1973; Ellin 1995, 311 12; Belshaw 2005, 82 91; Smuts 2011).

The number of shopping days to Christmas is becoming one of the more pointless ways of measuring time.

Unfortunately, just like my blog, it started amazingly well, then somehow managed to get even better before becoming something that is totally pointless and severely lacking in ideas that has only been kept going for the sake of it.

If schools are starting to realize just how pointless these tests are becoming, maybe they will once be eliminated entirely as far as the college process goes.

Being a fan of something you don't like is pointless, and getting to know their music before actually becoming a fan is a pretty good idea.

He spent the precious weeks after his own convention wandering around Massachusetts doing ribbon cuttings and other pointless ceremonies, cementing in voters' minds the idea that he really had no powerful interest in becoming president.

There's also no HD video option (which is becoming pretty much standard these days), plus the video out is listed as mini-HDMI, which is pretty much pointless with the recording quality shown.