Sentence examples for is completely futile from inspiring English sources

N.D.I., she concluded, is "bravely doing something that is completely futile".

"When I asked one of the owners, Izzy Yanay, about the lack of a day of rest, he said of the workers: 'This notion that they need to rest is completely futile.

When I asked one of the owners, Izzy Yanay, about the lack of a day of rest, he said of the workers: "This notion that they need to rest is completely futile.

Ms Mordaunt added: "The action by the FBU is completely futile and counterproductive to the interests of their members and the public.

How trying to reason with a toddler is completely futile.

"Seems like you are making the ironic statement that there's nothing we can do to stop the warmongers from killing and maiming innocents, that working for peace is completely futile, and we'd do just as well sitting home [sic] and jack off [sic]," wrote one visitor to the site.

It's completely futile".

Panellist Michael Portillo said it would be "completely futile" to legislate how people dressed, while Alan Johnson said it was "astounding" there had been no prosecutions for FGM cases in the UK.

Not only was it exhausting -- it proved to be completely futile.

This is not to say that their speeches are completely futile.

Given Estonia's small size, armed resistance would have been completely futile and only led to more suffering.