Sentence examples for indeed futile from inspiring English sources

Thus resistance in the form of defaulting from treatment was indeed futile and he recognized that to get better and become resilient again requires – in the face of an unyielding system/unrepentant provider - compromise: "The fact that I got into an argument with the nurse and not counting the fact that I was working, I think that's what made me default.

It is indeed "medically futile" to go liquor-free for a month, if you imagine that this will remove toxins from your liver for the long term.

Indeed, the futile quest for proof of that connection is the common thread running through the gruesome stories of torture from the Guantanamo detainee camp to Egyptian prisons to the CIA's black sites in Thailand and elsewhere.

He is ready to begin the search anew, but his prospects look futile indeed.

Recent entry has been all but futile; indeed, the company with the second largest share, Yahoo, is leaving the market.

Indeed, it seems futile and even dangerous to try to normalize CI to 'normal' values.

Bowling seemed a futile task indeed.

In a world in which hardly anyone kept their promises or adhered to their contracts, the sense of such commitments would dissipate and entering into what shell remained of them might be folly indeed, and very likely futile as well.

Observing what happened in the early hours of the crisis is to see how forming a consensus on what to do to protect the populace was a futile effort, indeed.

In what follows, we thus start out not with the aim to provide a full disambiguation of epigenetics (including its more recent – omic descendant epigenomics, in which epigenetic regulation is studied at the level of the entire genome), as this would be at this stage largely futile and indeed counterproductive.

That futile effort would indeed be thwarted by the limited resolution of PET and the partial volume effects described.