Sentence examples for meaningless relationships from inspiring English sources
The phrase "meaningless relationships" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe relationships that lack significance, depth, or value. Example: "After years of superficial connections, she realized she was tired of meaningless relationships and sought deeper connections."
So V begins a cross-country trip to see her, which leaves her plenty of time to ponder the meaningless relationships she's had with guys — and to realize that her boyfriend, Sam, may be something different.
Nicole Holofcener, the writer and director of the independently made comedy "Friends with Money," had a fine idea for a movie: how would three well-off married women (Catherine Keener, Frances McDormand, and Joan Cusack), living in Los Angeles, sustain a friendship with a younger woman who is single, broke, working as a housekeeper, and given to meaningless relationships with jerks?
Do you find you've been attaching yourself to short, meaningless relationships, only to find yourself heartbroken afterwards?
Before the asteroid, the athlete was stuck in a meaningless relationship while the slacker had never been in one.
For instance, there is a statistically significant — but, one hopes, meaningless — relationship between the annual divorce rate in Maine and the annual per-capita consumption of margarine in the United States.
With these simple strategies, getting stuck in a meaningless relationship should be a piece of cake!
Both ML and the Bayesian approaches resulted in a meaningless sistergroup relationship of R. compacta to the echinoderm subgroup Ophiuroidea, hence rejecting a monophyletic Echinodermata and Hemichordata.
It also has a sorting algorithm to exclude possible meaningless or incomplete relationships, i.e., relationships that have no relevant information.
New Labour's plethora of legislation on "personal harassment" and "stalking", now so broadly defined as to be meaningless, brings passionate relationships under the watchful eye of the state.
Another weakness is that Fair is what Paulos calls "data dredging after-the-fact torturing of dredging after-the-factal relationships andredging after-the-factons".
Further, they argued that, in the absence of comprehensive mechanistic foundations, hormetic-like dose response relationships are meaningless.
