Sentence examples for could be pointless from inspiring English sources
"Unless you understand the broad outlines of the story — the history," he says, — the questions you are asking could be pointless.
And the whole process of suggesting cuts could be pointless, as Republican senators already seem cool to any proposal.
Still, seeing her through other people's eyes, Hanfeng realized that all that made her who she was — the decades of solitude in her widowhood, her coldness to the prying eyes of people who tried to mask their nosiness with friendliness, and her faith in the notion of living one's own life without having to go out of one's way for other people — could be deemed pointless and laughable.
But should the disastrous combination of Ed Woodward and the Glazer family invite José Mourinho to take over in the summer, any work along those lines could well turn out to be pointless.
A top Senate Republican said on Sunday that it appeared the upcoming bipartisan health care summit with the White House would be "pointless" since Democrats could ultimately pass legislation using reconciliation.
Languages might be pointless.
Besides, it would be pointless.
(Runoffs can also be pointless.
