Sentence examples for meaningless fights from inspiring English sources

But a loud group of fans who remained to the bitter end chanted "Let's go, Devils!" as the final minutes concluded with a couple of meaningless fights.

"People who are petty appear to pick meaningless fights without provocation or reason, but this is actually not true," says Ilona Jerabek, president of PsychTests, which conducts Emotional Intelligence tests.

They're self-centered and petty, and some of the plotlines centered on meaningless fights are cringingly skippable.

Whenever you are with your boyfriend, pick meaningless fights with him.

"My officers will face more Rooneys over the weekend, no doubt somebody will be injured in some meaningless fight.

Now, that sounds like a bad thing and sometimes it is - like when David Starkey picks a meaningless fight just so he can perform a panto swoon followed by a sustained bout of faux indignation – but in the case of Jenkins it's not.

All the four world governing bodies (an absurd concept in the first place) have so confused fans and even fighters with their multi-layered versions of titles as to render many "world" title fights meaningless.

The movie is a divertissement; it's lightweight and almost meaningless except for the fights, which are extraordinarily violent.

But the language of the reports is cold and impersonal, a numbing litany of repeated acts of self-harm, of pointless fights and meaningless feuds, of abuse and misery and privation.

Sure, people go on TV to get their hearts broken or to fight over meaningless things, but for every villain, there are many more heroes.

In the past, Mr. Dorrinson said, the Pentagon has had the resources to fight three meaningless and completely random wars at any given time, "but now in our planning meetings we are cutting that number back to two".