Sentence examples for especially pointless from inspiring English sources

Novels seemed especially pointless.

What's especially pointless about this brand of competitiveness is that, unlike table tennis, it's impossible for one person to "win".

The idea of dying for President Richard M. Nixon's plan to achieve "peace with honor" seemed especially pointless.

"William Burns," about an American who kills a man who may or may not be stalking two women, seems especially pointless.

The author, an Israeli academic and peace activist, argues that liberal and conservative labels are especially pointless in understanding Israel's turmoil.

The Great British Bake Off Christmas special is especially pointless, because it doesn't seem to involve any sort of competitive element, and there is no way I'm going to suggest my mum tries a different mince pie recipe.

To agree a time is especially 'exciting' is pointless.

There are some striking images, but also many moments when the stage effects are intrusive and pointless, especially the disastrous final one.

Zhang, who quit in 2014, said she felt that raising concerns to human resources about the racist joke she faced would be pointless, especially since the colleague was an engineer and she was not.

Since French popular music, unlike our own, seems to have changed remarkably little down the years, it seems pointless, especially as Resnais often opts for short snatches of music rather than whole songs.

Wearing a top hat and taking the tube to work when it rained had been novel and exciting at first, but now it seemed increasingly pointless, especially when confronted by the constant sight of poverty and desperation on the city streets.