Sentence examples for fundamentally pointless from inspiring English sources
I found myself asking the above at numerous moments during "Longing," the nicely acted but fundamentally pointless Chekhov-inspired mash-up at the Hampstead Theatre.
This was the first time a prime ministerial candidate had ever taken question from the public on Facebook, and it was, of course, a fundamentally pointless exercise.
David Cameron said in 2007 that he thought the debate on grammars was "pointless", because "parents fundamentally don't want their children divided into sheep and goats at the age of 11".
The most conspicuous, much-maligned flops -- "Cutthroat Island" (1995) and Roman Polanski's "Pirates" (1986) -- suggest that pirate movies are fundamentally expensive, sprawlingly implausible and pointless; also that, unlike westerns and gangster films, the genre has maintained a Peter Pan-ish refusal to grow up.
The Spa Pavilion Associates said it was "pointless" for the council to appraise its plans after they had been called "fundamentally flawed".
More fundamentally, those involved in the helmet campaign say the country had simply approached its theoretical tolerance for pointless injury — enough people had been hurt or killed that everyone seemed to know someone affected.
