Sentence examples for no point in complaining from inspiring English sources

"But there is no point in complaining.

There's no point in complaining about this at this point, is there?

But there is no point in complaining about journalistic practices until we, communications professionals, first examine our own.

There is no point in complaining about this, no matter how deranged it might make the reader feel: it is just the way that Mr Schama does things.

There's no point in complaining that nothing in "Heartbreaker" quite makes sense: it's the kind of movie one savors for its antic shenanigans and for its atmosphere of expensive leisure — in this case, glittering views of Monaco's hotels, streets, and waterfront esplanades.

This concerns a longstanding complaint about our politics that has recently hardened into a truism, an observation so self-evident that we are told there is no point in complaining about it any more by those whose acceptance has grown into a tacit endorsement.

Louis CK's point was that, look, technology is as good as it is, and there's no particular point in complaining about it; maybe this recession will teach some of those in my previously worry-free generation to appreciate things for what they are.

"There's no point in me complaining to police," she says.

I know that I made mistakes so there's no point in me complaining.

I see no point in relishing in my own victimization....I see zero point in complaining about all these injustices without committing myself to, and actually fighting for change.

There's little point in complaining about laziness, those who won't take these jobs are often making rational decisions.