Sentence examples for far less meaningful from inspiring English sources

But in terms of sustainable development, such numbers are far less meaningful than one might think.

Deaf Catholics say the interpreted Masses are far less meaningful than services led by a signing priest.

Morrissey added: "ITV's proposals will wreck their own output and future services will be far less meaningful to audiences.

The stakes were far less meaningful tonight, but it was still important for the Yankees, especially with Pedro Martínez looming on the mound on Tuesday.

This puts a major focus on a process far less meaningful than another that I have worked with in my 35 years as a psychologist.

It is a process that produces sums and totals, graphs and tables, which in the end are far less meaningful than the reality of what occurred.

For animals, the distinction between exogenous and endogenous metabolites is far more arbitrary and also less meaningful.

Many of John Ashbery's poems deal with some of these very issues but in a far less mean and, ultimately, more meaningful way.

This journey made the transition into my midlife years far more enjoyable, more meaningful, and far less angst-filled.

If the electorate's perception of both the press and politics is predominantly of worlds inhabited by the devious, ill-informed, corrupt or incompetent, they are unlikely to believe political news reporting and far less likely to engage in any meaningful political activity.

Yes, he did eventually receive his share of meaningful criticism, including from some people who supported him – but, I'd argue, far less than he might have.