Sentence examples for mostly meaningless from inspiring English sources

"Asian-­American'' is a mostly meaningless term.

There are some "fronts" moving around, but this is mostly meaningless jargon.

And yet this mostly meaningless game was all about who was in the lineup.

It was of course an illusion, a timely but mostly meaningless triumph.

Why would Tapie take such risks in a mostly meaningless domestic tie?

Nor are any of the people she's been squared off against, which is why mock elections are mostly meaningless.

Tillana has a text composed mostly of meaningless syllables, which may include the onomatopoeic syllables used to represent the different drum sounds.

In fact, there are more Litecoin in the market now than there ever will be Bitcoin, but given that you can cut the cryptocurrencies into micro-pieces, it's mostly a meaningless distinction.

I can't believe that your concept of masculinity involves that much petty vanity and pointless displays of competitive ego in some... self-invented contest," she concludes - not seeing that if it were not for petty vanity and pointless displays of competitive ego, mostly in meaningless self-invented contests, we would have no concept of masculinity at all.

There's also a developed crafting system, meaning you'll actually be able to put the gluttony of items you find to good use, instead of having them mostly be meaningless like they were in TSOT.

Is it any wonder that voter turnout is at a record low when elections mostly serve as meaningless exercises?