Sentence examples for both futile from inspiring English sources
For decades, draft resistance was both futile and virtually unknown in South Korea.
But Iranian officials also knew that holding the line on oil production would be both futile and costly.
But the thought of marching on Sunday just to declare my opposition to other Jews marching in support of Israel seemed both futile and depressing.
In the short term, this all appears both futile and infantile – a political party intent not on governing but on opposition.
Yet strict controls would be both futile and wrong.Futile, because if people really want medicines, they can easily get hold of them.
If I read him right, Isaacson thinks it is both futile and misguided to search for the core Franklin among the ever-shuffling selves, since Franklin's orchestration of his different voices became the central feature of his personality.
This demonstrates both how futile and dangerous it is to blindly ban any new substance that emerges.
It was both dramatic and futile.
Chasing the emesis and the diarrhea seems both torturous and futile.
Similar to his attempts to be Tetris champion, the White Album project is both possible and futile.
If not, both money and futile effort would be saved and the programme can be cancelled.
