Sentence examples for meaningless exercise from inspiring English sources
"That it was a meaningless exercise.
"People do, but it's a meaningless exercise".
So, is the entire declaratory doctrine a meaningless exercise in rhetoric?
Aides to Mr. Romney shrugged off the straw poll, saying it was a meaningless exercise.
But the lines have become so hazy that it's almost a meaningless exercise.
April's elections for the 250-seat assembly were condemned by the US as "a meaningless exercise".
Is it any wonder that voter turnout is at a record low when elections mostly serve as meaningless exercises?
Governments can engage in meaningless exercises that allow their citizens to believe they have a voice when the exercise itself is meaningless or it gives a government a scapegoat – the public – if the policy fails.
Instead of fighting about who gets to actually vote first, perhaps the states could just supercede the straw poll by producing their own meaningless exercises in summertime fund-raising and attention-getting.
They're tedious, repetitive, and frequently cringe inducing, but it's wrong to assume, as many of my blissfully non-political friends have, that the Republican debates are meaningless exercises in sound bite jingoism.
Instead, Zia demanded an accountability process for all politicians who hoped to stand for elections - meaningless exercises, as it turned out, as Zia continued to hold all the reins of power.
