Sentence examples for considered to be pointless from inspiring English sources

Fed up with military routines he considered to be pointless, O'Reilly volunteered to be a kitchen hand.

Instead Dmowski argued that Poland was merely a physical entity that needed to be brought into existence through pragmatic bargaining and negotiating, not via what Dmowski considered to be pointless revolts – doomed to failure before they even began – against the partitioning powers.

Gainer blogs are an offshoot of a fat-pride movement that has bubbled up in response to what its proponents consider to be a pointless and hysterical national fuss over obesity.

Children were allowed to visit in 95% of ICUs, with or without restrictions; 70% (n = 636) of respondents considered that visits from children were very useful or essential to patients' well-being, and only 4% (n = 39) considered it to be pointless.

However, 27% (n = 223) of caregivers working in adult ICUs considered that family participation is or could be very useful or essential to the patient's well-being, whereas only 9% (n = 75) considered it to be pointless.

Although only 15% of all ICUs combined had a 24-h policy, only 7% (n = 64) of respondents considered an unrestricted visiting policy to be pointless, whereas 64% (n = 582) considered it to be useful or essential to a patient's well-being.

In fields with no risk factors, treating maize with soil insecticides was found to be pointless.

No granting agency has ever declared a particular field of medical research to be pointless for animal-based research.

Rowan said he never considered denying the charge, because it would be "pointless" and "I don't actually like to lie to someone".

It would be pointless to set it then change it.

With that information in mind, it will be pointless for them to repeat CHD1 chromatin assembly with mutant CHD1.