Sentence examples for more worthless from inspiring English sources

There are more worthless lives, I suppose.

"I cannot conceive of a more worthless and impracticable region than the one we now found ourselves in," wrote Capt.

It may be, that in the sight of Heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor man's child.

Banks meanwhile could end up repossessing yet more worthless assets and properties, worsening the already dire state of Spain's financial system.

The longer John Adams lived, the more he hated Thomas Paine, and the more worthless he considered that seventy-seven-page pamphlet.

Just two weeks after introducing trillion-dollar notes, the central bank on Monday chopped 12 zeros off the Zimbabwe dollar, which grows more worthless by the hour.

In the final line of the opera, he sings, "La libertà?" More than worthless hope, death would seem to hold the only promise of freedom.

Then again, such numbers are not carved in stone: as the National Opinion Research Center noted in a 2006 study [pdf], "There are probably more scientifically worthless 'facts' on extra-marital relations than on any other facet of human behavior".

In addition to calling representatives to let them know that our pussies are more than worthless, maybe raging and dancing is our best bet at staying sane.

A Verizon spokesman told U.S. News & World Report that the question of whether telecom companies will sell individuals' data "falls in the category of FAKE NEWS" (Verizon's emphasis) and called it "nothing more than worthless dribble bouncing around the internet".

These changes would make the agency more or less worthless — but that, of course, is the point.