It seems useless to protest.
"It seems useless," said Taki Mastakouris, who co-owns Mani market on Columbus Avenue at 94th Street, which on Wednesday afternoon had two fliers right near its door.
It seems useless to observe that Donald Trump does not meet the most basic criteria for a representative of the American people, but he continues to assert that distinction in novel ways, highlighting new deficits and pointing to new implications.
To appease this frustrating "alto-itis," the great conductor Bernard Haitink once told me, while recording the equally thankless Bruckner Te Deum, that even though it seems useless, the listener would miss the middle pitches that complete the chords.
It seems useless to advocate for a position that could escalate tension in a part of the world we still do not understand, from the exclusive lens of the US perspective.
Since time perception experiments use different configurations of these variables, it seems useless to compare prospective studies with retrospective ones if they involve different settings (e.g., task nature and duration), as any differences observed might be caused by variables other than the time estimation paradigm itself.
Moreover, based on that study, it seems useless to compare the value of TrPs skin resistivity to control group (healthy subjects).
After the publication of several small phase I or II studies, it seems useless, or even harmful, to proceed with further such studies for a particular marker of interest (Schmitz-Dräger et al, 2000).
Pick a seemingly useless task, like take the trash out, or pay bills; it may seem useless but it could give you that change of environment and satisfaction of just getting it done.
My father had a stirrup pump, and my brothers carried pails of water to him, but water seemed useless against this infernal fire — indeed, made it burn even more furiously.
