Sentence examples for considered pointless from inspiring English sources

Briatore brought an entrepreneur's eye to bear on the sport, along with brusque criticisms of its habits and traditions, most of which he considered pointless or expensive, or both.

Without taking action, information from previous activities was considered pointless.

Severely disordered patients were assumed to have low level of insight, and in most cases it was considered pointless to try voluntary mental health care.

This finding contrasts with the findings of Wong et al. that diagnosis was considered pointless and that death was inevitable [ 13].

As a therapeutically effective 'downstaging' of the tumour was considered pointless, all resections were performed according to the pretherapeutic tumour extension plus healthy margins, as documented by pretherapeutic photography and CT.

For its part, the Obama administration has pulled out of a bilateral working group on civil society it now considers pointless, and indicated that the president will not accept Vladimir Putin's invitation to come to Russia before next September, when they may meet on the margins of the G20 summit in St Petersburg.

A big factor in my decision to quit teaching was the growing need to work 50+ hours a week to complete paperwork tasks that I considered completely pointless.

The IPCC has inherited the flaws of its predecessor and the complaints systems are considered a pointless paper exercise, which further undermines public confidence.

The Europeans, no: the Europeans of that time, which was a time of struggle, were so convinced that the heaven of the stars was immutable, was in fact the paradigm and kingdom of immutability, that they considered it pointless and blasphemous to notice changes.

The dramatic colors of trees in autumn have long been considered a pointless beauty, merely a byproduct of how leaves age.

All of this daily vocabulary can be considered as pointless detail, but the impact of stereotypes should lead us to further questioning.