Sentence examples for nearly meaningless from inspiring English sources
Within context, it is nearly meaningless.
Judicial review of the procedure in these cases is very nearly meaningless.
The work is nearly meaningless, and life is nothing but a search for meaning, yes?
But the executive order itself is nearly meaningless as a legal and practical matter.
Soon, the "reminders" and "shout outs" to exercise good character became nearly meaningless.
Most video content is nearly meaningless to babies less than a year old.
"It's almost meaningless".
The claim is true, but just as true, and nearly as meaningless, as the fact that Trump also received more primary votes than presidents Abraham Lincoln or George Washington, who ran before primaries were even invented.
A roar went up when the music started, the intro of Andrea's most popular song, "Haide Opa," the words all but meaningless, nearly nonsense, and another when a door in the wall opened and she stepped out onto the stage, followed by four other women.
The Turbo has red brake calipers, a nearly obligatory (and meaningless) touch for a performance car these days.
And about as meaningless.
