Sentence examples for is equally pointless from inspiring English sources

Widening your ticket's margin of victory or narrowing its margin of defeat is equally pointless.

Both are equally pointless reactions — the thing can't feel — but they stick.

For there is no point in one without the other: each part being equally pointless on its own, their fates are irretrievably intertwined.

But just as there is no denying his youth, it would be equally pointless to deny his earnestness and sense of noblesse oblige.

They have a forthright attitude toward adultery, which, in essence, seems to be that committing it and not committing it are equally pointless; it takes them ten and a half minutes to expound this theory by way of a series of three scenes in the lobby of a hotel.

It would be equally pointless to see urban design as an auto-referential exercise in design, separate or alternative to planning practices, whether it adopts the simplified canons of new urbanism, or any other ready-made model, from the famous and influential ideal-types of the garden city and the radiant city (Fishman 2011).

Asked whether the drilling operation was not equally pointless, Mr. Butiyev paused and looked away.

The first generation of white settlers or prisoners -- convicts and their keepers -- were equally trapped in a system of pointless cruelty and retribution.

Well, that should make Versus feel comfortable, because some of their announce teams' penchant for pointless elongated side conversations during action are equally distracting.

Equally pointless is the keyless ignition.

It is pointless, equally, to look for ways of convicting those who pay them no heed of irrationality.