Sentence examples for ever more pointless from inspiring English sources

As if that didn't make life hard enough for the smaller filmmakers, Manwin owns lots of the free sites, too, sites on which the independents' paid-for porn scenes are illegally uploaded by viewers, making paying for them seem ever more pointless.

So if you have wondered how the current government can blithely engage in the wholesale transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich, how its frontbench can rock with laughter as it truncates the livelihoods of the poorest people of this country, why it commits troops to ever more pointless post-colonial wars, here, I think, is part of the answer.

But as one gets older, and parents and peers begin to die, and the obituaries in the newspaper are no longer missives from a faraway place but local letters, and one's own projects seem ever more pointless and ephemeral, such moments of terror and incomprehension seem more frequent and more piercing, and, I find, as likely to arise in the middle of the day as the night.

In print, he refers to Patten as "the pointless chairman of the even more pointless BBC Trust".

Prudently: Britain itself still applies an even more pointless arms embargo to its ex-enemy.

During that time I accumulated a pointless BA and an even more pointless MA.

When we once lived on our gut feelings, and on vitally important, slow-to-move metrics to shape our activity, now we chase the daily meanderings in "likes", "shares", click-through rates, and ever more immediate but pointless metrics.

Unscrambling half a century of collaboration with an ever more integrated Europe is pointless.

And I wonder, especially since the Archer case, if there's ever been a sillier, more pointless, euphemism than "slept with".

Ten books, no hard covers, is emblematic of the bigger problems in prison -- problems generated by a full quarter of a century of ever more punitive, and ultimately pointless, restrictions, which purchased the worst recidivism rates in modern history and higher incarceration rates than anywhere else in the world.

Cambodia's wars have finally sputtered to an end in the past two years, their tangled enmities blurring, alliances shifting, casualties seeming more pointless than ever.