Sentence examples for bit futile from inspiring English sources

"Looking for indicators is a little bit futile because we've never seen this kind of growth in housing before".

"I think we'd all agree that the past seven matches have been a bit futile, and I don't think anybody's learnt too much about each other from that.

And though his gesture is a bit futile – as a bloke he's vain and a bit up himself – I'll have to vote for him because I don't believe in not voting".

MacLaurin feels sure the seven-match ODI series was "a bit futile" following the Ashes and that Andrew Strauss's team will be able to lift themselves for the World Cup which starts on 19 February.

Like all circuses, it could be great fun (I remember a press scrum at City Hall where the aging wrestler Brutus Beefcake showed up, hawking submarine sandwiches), but as the months wore on and Ford stayed the course it all felt a bit futile.

Of course, such brainstorming may be a bit futile for now.

Many, perhaps almost all, have been every bit as futile.Yet the war which Harry Patch and Henry Allingham represented, as the last two fighting British servicemen, holds a different place in the common consciousness.

It's every bit as futile as the name suggests a hearty laugh in the face of anyone still laboring under the misconception that books are one of humankind's best tools for mind expansion.

It's every bit as futile as the name suggests – a hearty laugh in the face of anyone still labouring under the misconception that books are one of humankind's best tools for mind-expansion.

"It's a bit of a futile game [discussing titles].

"When you sleep with loads of women, it becomes a bit pointless and futile".