Sentence examples for entirely unhelpful from inspiring English sources

The slogan might be vapid but the conceit isn't entirely unhelpful.

The doctor's answer was entirely unhelpful, since my question was whether Mom's symptoms were side effects in the first place.

Rather than "not proven to be effective," the lay public may now think that flossing is "almost entirely unhelpful and/or unnecessary".

Kevin Courtney, deputy general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "It is quite clear that endless changes to the education system are entirely unhelpful.

But this is completely unhelpful.

They were arid and completely unhelpful.

"It was all unhelpful," Mr. Goodman said.

It's not only unhelpful, but unfair".

But completely unhelpful.

Campbell finally reveals that it was he who was, after all, the source of the famous "psychological flaws" description of Brown – an entirely accurate, but unhelpful, description of the Chancellor whose deluded grievance that Blair had stolen the leadership from him had surfaced in a book in January 1998.

Focusing entirely on results can be unhelpful, "because some things are beyond [a student's] control.