Sentence examples for meaningless concepts from inspiring English sources

For George, today and tomorrow and yesterday are meaningless concepts.

It's a meaningless concept, which annoys me intensely.

"Our view is that it's a meaningless concept".

So, how many people think the concept of innateness is a meaningless concept?

Hence America's deficit is neither a "meaningless concept" nor a lamentable drain on world savings.

Some mathematicians say that "the probability of a single event" is a meaningless concept.

"Life sciences turned out to be a meaningless concept," said Andrew Cash, a chemicals analyst at PaineWebber.

Energy independence is an almost meaningless concept, but put that aside.

But in our new era of monopoly capitalism, consumer choice is a meaningless concept.

Indeed, Mencius argued, in Mohist collectivism fatherhood becomes a meaningless concept, and so does kingship in Yang Zhu's individualism.

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".