Sentence examples for not much purpose from inspiring English sources

"I really enjoy the gambling and the mathematics and the scheming, but if I've got millions of dollars in the bank there's not much purpose in doing any of that.

While there's not much purpose in freezing the tomatoes after you've dried them, it's an option if you've got a full shelf and an empty freezer.

Even if you force an apology out of him for the things he did that were hurtful, the pain will still remain, so there isn't much purpose in persisting in that course.

"Without the U.S. as a member, there would not be much purpose to the W.T.O.," the advisers wrote.

A Harvard-trained lawyer, she had given up her career for what initially seemed to her a shapeless post, and she tried to wriggle out of some ceremonial events that she saw as not having much purpose, including the annual luncheon for Congressional spouses held by the first lady since 1912.

It does not serve much purpose at this point to resurrect the missteps that led to this point; there is plenty enough blame and countless blame to go around.

"The garage didn't serve much purpose, except it was something for us to feel was our home," said Wozniak.

It doesn't serve much purpose other than the way someone would watch a lot of football.

Just a no-work job, prosecutors say, that didn't have much purpose apart from boosting his pension and securing more state money for his employer.

The little girl that wanted to be Wonder Woman doesn't serve much purpose in my daily life when I'm working or going out with friends for dinner.

Brown opined that Dot would feel lonely without Jim, saying, "I think she'll be very lonely and feel she doesn't have much purpose in life.