Sentence examples for particularly futile from inspiring English sources

This is particularly futile, considering that Bradley is so skinny.

The Bucs were particularly futile -- minus-5 yards of offense after their first two series.

In countries like these, especially Syria where medical personnel have been targets of violence, solutions to stem the migration or replenish the ranks seem particularly futile.

And last month in Delhi, in a particularly futile exercise which they would see as a day at the office, they scored 143 in 143.1 overs.

What makes this story particularly futile is that, for all the effort and hassle that supposedly went into his recruitment, Miles never played a game for UConn.

After one particularly futile offensive series early in the second half, wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson, who at that point had 4 catches for just 13 yards, began screaming in the direction of several assistant coaches.

At 91, with substantially full vigor, I find that goal futile, particularly without an assurance of reasonably sound cognition.

17 The perception that treatment (particularly chemotherapy) was futile was common in our study and in Palmer et al. 5 Over-diagnosis and false-positive diagnosis were not mentioned by participants.

I found joy following McCarthy's stories, particularly those of the futile attempts to return salmon to the Thames and the tragic loss of sparrows from London.

These bathroom bills represent a futile and not particularly well-thought-out side show to where the real point of attack is.

Dissatisfaction with the manner of the death was focused around hospital care, particularly what they believed to be futile treatments.