Sentence examples for more pointless from inspiring English sources

Prudently: Britain itself still applies an even more pointless arms embargo to its ex-enemy.

Can there be a more pointless tax or regulatory requirement on the planet?

To many Syrians, the extreme violence seems all the more pointless for the lack of results.

Four hours of them, then a break, then more pointless questions.

There's more pointless suffering in Up Pompey (Weidenfeld & Nicolson £16.99, pp273) by American author Chuck Culpepper.

It is hard to think of a more pointless and wasteful international conflict.

I suppose the more data you can store, the more pointless bilge you can produce.

Knight advocates ducking out of professional life's more pointless rituals, like conference calls.

GEORGE BUSH'S second visit to Israel in a year seemed even more pointless than his first one.

Is there a more pointless act than catching a fish I intend to release as quickly as I can?

Although he would like to take his money out of the market, that seems even more pointless.