Sentence examples for never useful from inspiring English sources

Mostly they create megastructures and megaprojects that are never useful.

The LulzSec hackers didn't have any friends, which is never useful.

In an amusing program note, Michael Beckerman writes that the Gogol story "ranks high among the most unpleasant pieces of good fiction this author has ever read," an observation he qualifies by pointing out that "it is never useful to scold composers for their taste in literature".

Prolonged video EEG is never useful to investigate migraine aura, unless the clinician is considering epilepsy as a diagnosis.

In his Mathematician's Apology, published in 1940, the great mathematician GH Hardy argued emphatically that pure mathematics is never useful.

The alternative, attempting to shield him from disappointment, is never useful.

In print, the 'new' NME do not explain this, but attempt to multiply the horror of Tim's friend by attributing "these people" and "those people" quotes to me - terms I would never use, but are useful to the 'new' NME in their Morrissey-is-racist campaign because these terms are only used by people who are cold and indifferent and Thatcherite.

This is true even though in my experience, torture or even harsh but legal treatment never got us useful information.

But never so useful as when he donned that helmet, flexed that bullwhip and prepared to draw blood; never so useful as when he pinned "Never" to his swaggering chest.

It will never be useful as a draught-excluder.

We thought that this idea [the Rosi technique] was dead, that it would never be useful again.