Sentence examples for meaningless conflict from inspiring English sources
Its effects, both immediate and indirect, were either negative or disastrous.…It is the outstanding example in European history of meaningless conflict.
The expendable grunts in this utterly meaningless conflict are content marketing specialists, who dedicate their working lives to tricking Google's spiderbots with boring subterfuge – keyword spamming, elaborate HTML structures and impenetrable hyperlink webs galore.
Harrison brings the trilogy to a close with Empty Space, picking up characters who seemed at first to be incidental to Light and 2006's Nova Swing, and putting them centre stage in a drama that moves between a downbeat, post-crash 21st century – which Harrison says was "gifted" to him by the 2007 financial crisis – and a 25th century mired in narcissism and meaningless conflict.
Walter Shaub, then the director of the Office of Government Ethics, captured the weightlessness of Trump's minimal response perfectly: "Stepping back from running his business is meaningless from a conflict of interest perspective".
"Conflict is meaningless in nursing because our primary purpose is caring for the patient to recover; so there should be no room for conflict".
But the battle over Knut's remains is a simple reminder that applying the formula of comparative importance to any conflict is meaningless to those touched by the conflict.
Thus, it is argued that the words 'excess or surplus waters' as used in § 4(a) are meaningless and in hopeless conflict with the terms of the Compact if read literally.
The actor was a splendid speaker, his talk filled with witticisms and charming asides — but also with "irrelevant, conflicting and meaningless content".
Such comments amount to meaningless rhetoric if Libya, a conflict that simply involved dropping hundreds of (albeit "smart") bombs, is taken as a yardstick.
Surprisingly little is ever said about the conflict between the meaningless physical world and the meaningful human world, largely because the mismatch is so radical.
In the end, as Donald Nicol commented, the long conflict had been meaningless, with terms that "could have been agreed five years before and saved the Empire so much bitterness, hatred and destruction".
