Sentence examples for meaningless disaster from inspiring English sources

It was a meaningless disaster.

(There is the Pro Bowl, on Sunday, but Ferrall says football's all-star competition is "a lame and meaningless disaster. I don't know anyone who watches").

Keegan, a man of the right not readily critical of military men or methods, began his 1999 history, "The First World War" (Knopf; $35), with the declaration that the war was "a tragic and unnecessary conflict" that "destroyed the benevolent and optimistic culture of the European continent" — a meaningless disaster, from which all the subsequent disasters of the century descend.

Meaningless twaddle?

And meaningless.

"That aspect is meaningless.

Small, meaningless rebellion.

The world was meaningless.

"Age is meaningless".

Prestige is often meaningless.

It's meaningless.