Sentence examples for meaningless stunt from inspiring English sources

This wasn't a meaningless stunt.

Hartnett, for all his conniptions, doesn't pull anything distinctive out of himself, and after a while Matt just seems unformed a dope who committed himself to a meaningless stunt that he can't get out of.

Some dedicated revolutionaries assailed the black bloc as a meaningless stunt orchestrated by teenagers.

As our communities face serious, immediate threats to our health and safety, some folks in Washington, D.C. want to use our precious resources distracting us with these kind of meaningless stunts.

Still, some thought today's event seemed more of a "meaningless marketing stunt" (of course, the author of that post, Umair Haque, is the same guy who held one of the worst Q&A's the modern tech world has seen at SXSW two years ago with — wait for it — then-Twitter CEO Evan Williams).

An overwhelming "yes" vote is likely, prompting Argentina to dismiss the referendum as a meaningless publicity stunt.

Democrats blasted the effort as a meaningless political stunt, noting that Republicans chose to move forward before the Congressional Budget Office releases estimates on exactly what funding would need to be cut.

On one side of the aisle we have the likes of Jim Bunning, willing to hold up unemployment benefits for millions to pull a meaningless budget stunt, and the likes of Jon Kyl, the GOP's number two man in the Senate, who believes that "continuing to pay people unemployment compensation is a disincentive for them to seek new work".

Eventually we got a look at the Kitzbuhel downhill course, but only through the eyes of the long-since-retired Bell who, in order to provide a running commentary on what the course held in store, skied so sedately as to make the stunt meaningless.

Some are dismissing it as a meaningless election-year stunt.

Sodexo's pledges "range from weak to utterly meaningless", a spokesperson says, describing it as a publicity stunt from a company "which naturally wants to win more contracts from the government and public bodies".