Sentence examples similar to meaningless attitude from inspiring English sources
And yet, however correct that attitude, it is largely meaningless in action.
Even so, few among the arbitrary constructs adopted by the West as a result of 19th-century colonial attitudes can beat the meaningless concept of "Islamic art".
As for the giggly postscript by Lucinda Williams ("Love That Mystic Hammering"), she does refer to Dylan's "sweet beautiful melodies," as well as to his influential "sweet-ass attitude," but such notions are meaningless in responsible criticism.
The results are meaningless as a measure of general public attitudes.
A negativistic bias independent of content suggested a deviant general cognitive process in hypochondriacal attitudes: Hypochondriacal attitudes were associated with less positive ratings of meaningless but familiar stimuli compared to unfamiliar stimuli [ 16].
It's no wonder his attitudes remain those of an adolescent: life is meaningless, everything stinks, authority figures are jerks, everybody but me is a suit-wearing zombie.
In fact, the picture can be viewed as a commentary on sexual attitudes in the last few decades -- a time when meaningless indiscretions can lead to horrifying blood-test results.
The attitude of, "What can I get away with, or out of because of a meaningless technicality?" is exactly what our society does not need.
"That aspect is meaningless.
