Sentence examples for obviously useless from inspiring English sources

Others might conclude that anybody willing to pay what so many investors did for obviously useless dotcoms has only himself to blame.

John finds it "hard to understand" why Abelard would advance and defend such an obviously useless distinction.

Your Charticle ("Educators' bad math," May 31, p. 166) disparages Ph.D.s in "obviously useless subjects like English".

Black women – like all women, obviously – were useless and were banned from Cape Town, but black men were still needed to work the shitty jobs in the city, so were granted access during work hours.

Yet, and for reasons I can't explain, I continue to prefer my own judgment over that of the compass or the GPS, both of which are obviously broken and useless.

"So, him, and Mick Harford, who would help them on the type of rainy Tuesday night at Stoke during which players like Messi and Pedro would obviously be completely useless".

Obviously this is useless if the seed is known, or can in some way be expected to be correlated with the events to which one is applying these pseudorandom numbers.

Obviously it'd be useless if your class is really noisy, but if they're not, the recording would also be useful for future studying for tests, etc.

And little girls discussing which carousel animal is the best to ride — a useless debate, since obviously it's the peregrine falcon.

Such useless objects are so obviously last-minute gifts of guilt that they are scarcely worth the expense.

They'd seen it and obviously thought: "That's the most useless thing I've ever seen in my life".