Sentence examples for largely pointless from inspiring English sources

I particularly liked the idea of Dimitri and Erin just busting Harry out of US custody, rendering large portions of last week's episode largely pointless – although at least they had planted power-out devices.

Largely pointless, argues Tim Lyons.

And largely pointless, as the Tories will be in power anyway.

It is also a largely pointless opinion given football seems bent on sticking with VAR.

If reviews are being curtailed until closer to the release date, it's a largely pointless move.

There are two tiny, largely pointless rear seats, and a boot much bigger than the old DBS's.

However that trial turns out, it's largely pointless: BP has already conceded liability, which it has backed with $20 billion.

It kills the fantasy of a clean break from recent history and makes Brexit a largely pointless exercise.

Boil this insanely complex and largely pointless argument down to its essentials, and you arrive at something quite interesting.

It has become an adversarial and largely pointless argument between people in opposing trenches tossing half bricks at each other.

It's largely pointless: The demonization of Pinochet is well under way — see, most recently, Pablo Larraín's film "No," about the 1988 plebiscite that helped end his rule.