Sentence examples for might be pointless from inspiring English sources

Languages might be pointless.

By then, it might be pointless".

As so often with Navy life, boredom seemed the worst enemy, but even worse than boredom — so much worse that it was unthinkable — was the idea that it might be pointless.

His teams are using their rescue vehicles to evacuate civilians where they can, but the military advance is so rapid they, too, are worried the effort might be pointless.

11.20am: "It might be pointless but this game against Uruguay (and the thought of the rapidly approaching next Bundesliga season - go Leverkusen!) kept my spirits up high after the game against Spain," writes Björn Lubbers.

As so often with Navy life, boredom seemed the worst enemy, but even worse than boredom so much worse that it was unthinkable was the idea that it might be pointless.

But it might also be pointless for Mr Musharraf to dissolve parliament after the former judges are reinstated.

It might be a pointless exercise comparing the football deeds of Bobby Moore with Lennox Lewis's right cross, or the merits of Seb Coe's quicksilver feet with those Murray uses to extricate himself from all sorts of difficulties on a tennis court.

That might be a pointless question for fans of Manchester United or Liverpool or Chelsea, but to give it some context, Swansea is a club that 10 years ago almost dropped out of the Football League.

What is important is that my haircut and I weathered the storm until the style became so ubiquitous that assumptions about the type of person its owner might be became pointless.

OK, so Herzog's definition of which answers are "pointless" might be slightly broader than that of his predecessor – "All answers are pointless, there are only questions" – and he would probably petition Alexander Armstrong to rechristen the show The Ecstasy of Truth, but wouldn't it be worth it just to hear him say, "So well done if you got any of those," just once in that incredible accent?