Sentence examples for is perhaps pointless from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps pointless now to the thousands whose lives have been maimed and destroyed by violence.

It is perhaps pointless to quibble here about the ungainliness of those clothes and accessories made from the pelts of reptiles.

Moreover, ICP-MS inlet design and instrument sensitivity have improved by several orders of magnitude in the last decade, so direct comparison between the sensitivity of systems of different age is perhaps pointless.

Then again, it's perhaps pointless to worry about meaning at all in this skittish, charming work.

We like the big pencil precisely because it is - perhaps ironically - pointless.

Still, it is difficult and perhaps pointless to separate those words from the melodies that Mr. Dylan fashioned so carefully to carry them.

Mr. Lurie's version is broad, pulpy and perhaps pointless, but nonetheless interesting both as a culture-war allegory and as a commentary on the earlier film.

It was gloriously pointless, perhaps, but he did it and the exaltation when Murray stuck his final backhand of the tournament into the net was a spectacle to behold.

When I observe daily the volume of the work that is being done in theology, philosophy, and ethics, pouring in through the mail that I check everyday, I can't help but think that so much of it, perhaps the vast majority, is entirely pointless.

I know these are pointless acts of pointless generosity.

Perhaps they're not pointless campaigns, but grand experiments.