Sentence examples for nothing pointless from inspiring English sources

And much of that experience is one of being caught in a loop or a noose, grinding through the pathways of Butler's brain: "Such kind of aimless mental spin — all without answer — is the kind so many nights that keeps me up long after I lay down, stuck in inevitable fixation over nothing, pointless thinking — the day again once come and gone and nothing new — each day passed the way that days do".

Who was it who once astutely noted, "There is nothing more pointless, and nothing less funny, than defending your own material"?

I never, ever understand why people serve dips with warm, soggy bread, which adds nothing except pointless calories.

But the proponents of deregulation were undaunted, and in the decade leading up to the current crisis politicians in both parties bought into the notion that New Deal-era restrictions on bankers were nothing but pointless red tape.

A brow that seems to be saying, "What is this awful shit?" Nothing whips up pointless partisan douches quite as easily as art.

A brow that seems to be saying, "What is this awful shit?" Nothing whips up pointless partisan wankers quite as easily as art.

The purple flash, however, referenced nothing, and was both pointless and hideous.

The interior is sumptuously appointed, but there are no great artworks, nothing to elevate the pointless acres of paneling, plush and gilt.

Staying nailed to the chair for any longer out of some sense of clerical duty is pointless, as nothing good will come of it.

David Paterson, New York's lame-duck governor, predicted "unimaginable chaos .E.J. McMahon, of the Empire Centre for New York State Policy, thinks the governor's threat was hyperbole, nothing more than a "pointless diversion".

The biggest surprise in this novel is that a writer of Jacobson's comic ability allows Felix to take himself so seriously: as Bataille said of the Marquis de Sade, "Nothing would be more pointless than literally taking Sade seriously".