Sentence examples for mostly pointless from inspiring English sources

Either way, deleting cookies in the browser software is mostly pointless.

But that kind of haggling is mostly pointless, according to the European Commission, the Union's policy-making arm.

Right at the outermost fringes of the war a handful of people on both sides engaged in poorly supervised and deluded fantasies about spying, which were mostly pointless but sometimes had horrible results for the sometimes brave individuals involved.

He said that the Energy Department already oversees the program that will direct the money to PPG, making the 20-day review superfluous, and that competitive bidding would be mostly pointless.

It is mostly pointless, I know, to try to convince an American readership of the joys of football (yes, football), but it would be hard for anyone not to take pleasure in the rhythm of life in a football-mad country during the World Cup.

The politicians who appointed Papademos to head a fractious three-party coalition have made clear they want him out of the way soon; after two years of mostly pointless austerity and missed targets, the citizens of Greece are suspicious of change; many of Greece's E.U. partners make no secret of their haste to cut Greece off from the euro zone and the European Union.

First there was the largely pointless and mostly sycophantic appearance on Sports Personality then a spot on last week's Millionaire Christmas Special.

Largely pointless, argues Tim Lyons.

Pleasant, pretty, occasionally funny, but mostly just pointless.

He likes to be busy, but it's mostly with pointless movement and cuffing shots inside, most of which he smothers through stupidity.

But they are mostly, legally speaking, pointless.