Sentence examples for clearly meaningless from inspiring English sources

These circumstances apparently testify that results of Kavetskyy et al. [28] are clearly meaningless.

I hope this column will inspire you to stop and consider art more closely, but also to see all sorts of things that are absolutely ordinary, things so clearly meaningless that they never seemed worth a second thought.

There's something inherently funny about the idea of "20 Years of Moments," which seemed to be the theme of most of this inherently funny in the way that "Two Decades of Weather" or "A Quarter Century of Breakfast" is both vague enough and clearly meaningless enough to seem like a satire of something, or everything. .

This kind of statement is clearly meaningless because the sampling in qualitative research is not designed to be representative of a wider population, but purposive to capture diversity around a phenomenon [ 41].

Clearly, this result is meaningless in the specifics of this election.

Mind you, when you consider how bad the quality of some contemporary rap lyrics are (listen to this clearly-enunciated but utterly meaningless bit of dreck from Ty Dolla $ign and ILOVEMAKONNEN, for example), you can see why rappers might not want people to know what they're rapping about.

But Sue's experience of stereoscopy was clearly not a gratuitous or meaningless addition to her visual world.

Yes, of course colleges should downgrade meaningless resume-polishing that clearly can be done only by the affluent.

Some Tories have criticised the "big society" rhetoric because they think it is meaningless to voters, but Cameron clearly is not convinced.

While the content and structure of social work education is clearly of great significance, any reform will be meaningless if it is the sole focus.

But this is clearly a book in which such distinctions have become meaningless.