Sentence examples for even more senseless from inspiring English sources

So to his friends and large family, the way his life ended seemed even more senseless.

The suspension appears even more senseless considering that Thornton says that he had spent the past three years exhausting all avenues to have these grievances addressed internally, only to be ignored and dismissed by management.

Bolton were inevitably going to come under severe pressure and Danns made the situation even more difficult with a senseless lunge at Joe Allen that was only ever going to bring a second yellow card.

"The loss of a child is the worst thing that can happen, made even more grievous by such a senseless crime.

Rosie's death clearly means even more to Sarah than the senseless killing of a young girl, and Enos creates a cipher tantalizing enough that we want to know what, exactly, that is.

Their loss is painful for me and my colleagues, even more so because it is so senseless.

While the Bush administration insists on regime change and seems intent on leading us into another senseless, and likely even more catastrophic, war in the Middle East, Senator Obama proposes direct dialogue with Iran and positive inducements to alter its behavior.

The reality is that after the recent string of massacres, starting in Colorado, America is getting extremely tired of senseless shootings, and even more tired of the reckless attitude of gun rights advocates who choose to ignore the gun violence sweeping our nation.

But, at least in the immediate aftermath of disaster, Dr. Danieli said, the idea that one could somehow have prevented what happened may help ward off the even more frightening notion that the events were completely random and senseless.

The "senseless" destruction of the Buddhas helped make the Taliban even more of an international pariah, different from run-of-the-mill dictatorships.

Would it attract you to them even more in that kind of "going for the bad-boy" way, before realising that slaughtering people is less bad boy and more "senseless and evil"? .