Sentence examples for no real use from inspiring English sources

On this subject, too, Ackerley grieves over the lack of confidentiality between the two of them: "He was no real use to me nor I to him".

That's what they call choreographing"—in other words, no real design for the group, no real use of the stage space.

That's what they call choreographing" — in other words, no real design for the group, no real use of the stage space.

A machine whose distinguishing characteristic is that it can put a hundred and sixty-five lethal projectiles into the air in a few moments has no real use except to kill many living things very quickly.

Ceiling fans stirred the air, but we had no real use for them since the temperatures -- which can easily reach the 80's in the Yucatán in January -- ranged from the 50's at night to the 70's during the daytime.

The only problem is that it has no real use.

She's been, in a word, "outed," and that means she's no longer of any real use to the Democrats, much less to CNN.

The Geneva Conventions later classified those practices as war crimes and yet nuclear weapons have no other real use.

In interviews he came across as a homespun philosopher, sounding a utopian note as well as issuing ornery statements about art and life, including "Art is a social science," and "No real artist would ever use a camera".

A real ring with real keys that she had collected as a toddler: skeleton keys, old house keys, skate keys, luggage keys, any random key that was no longer of real use.

When the water does reach citizens, distribution inequalities arise; there is no metering system to monitor real use or water waste.