Sentence examples for maybe pointless from inspiring English sources

Courage is when the salesman leaves his family in real life and goes off to fight a hellish and maybe pointless war because he is a man of honor and he cares about the soldiers in his National Guard unit.

Maybe they seem pointless, or a waste of time.

We'll see! Now David Gregory is going to talk with Wayne LaPierre about guns, which is maybe the most pointless conversation in the world.

On Friday, after examining Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain's claims and counterclaims on their tax proposals, Mr. Ponnuru and Mr. Miller wrote, "Maybe it's a pointless exercise: McCain knows that he can wing it and then spin his way out of trouble because voters aren't thinking about issues.

Maybe parliament is… pointless?

He says, "Maybe it's all pointless".

(College application season can get cray cray!) I get that it really hurts your self-confidence and self-concept to get rejected, especially when you had gotten very attached to what kind of future you would have had if you got accepted -- and you think that maybe it's embarrassing or pointless or time-wasting to wallow.

That was a long, pointless, personal story, or maybe it wasn't..

If schools are starting to realize just how pointless these tests are becoming, maybe they will once be eliminated entirely as far as the college process goes.

Perhaps out of painful experience, or maybe we're still collectively smarting from the pointless loss of one of our most brilliant minds: Alan Turing.

"The word list arguments have been going on for maybe twenty years now, almost entirely in a repetitive, pointless circle," said Geoff Thevenot, a copy editor from Chicago who is currently the twelfth-best Collins player in North America.