Sentence examples for nearly pointless from inspiring English sources

And very nearly pointless".

And then at regular intervals it becomes baffling, as if during postproduction a saboteur carefully inserted lines like "I believe in littering/ waste should not be hidden, but seen," or risqué novelty-song lyrics, or strange aesthetic decisions — a nearly pointless instrumental here, an abrupt fade-out there.

Harper Regan Mary McCannn), the heroine of Simon Stephens's nearly pointless play "Harper Regan" (at the Atlantic Theatre Company's Linda Gross, under the direction of Gaye Taylor Upchurch), is a forty-something office worker, blond, neat in appearance, and disinclined to stand up for herself.

Expect oodles of carrier-loaded apps that range in quality from mildly useful (Lookout Security is nice to have around) to the nearly pointless (do we really need the Sprint Music Plus store when Google Play is right there?).

By the way, it's nearly pointless for you to interview candidates unless you're also sharing substantive feedback with your managers after each conversation.

But there is some increment of spiritual wealth which Phillips and his vast and nearly pointless project have added to the treasure house of human accomplishment.

But it's almost pointless to start naming works, since nearly everything stands out: a 1916 de Chirico, two Bonnards, a 1913 Chagall, a Mondrian, three Légers.

Most pointless episode ever?

The most pointless?

It's more fun than an ant colony and not nearly as pointless.

The conversations on Friday night were inane, and the performers' responses to material that included political jokes and thoughts on words like "blather" and "junk" too often seemed nearly as pointless.