Sentence examples for particularly pointless from inspiring English sources

And Finnegan argued that torturing fanatical Islamist terrorists is particularly pointless.

After a particularly pointless conversation about mortality, someone says: "All men die.

(In one particularly pointless and creepy scene, her character enjoys a private display of women's underwear -- modeled by a teenage boy).

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The policy seems particularly pointless because the second you show that it can all be put together and pass into the security area, you're harangued by announcements that ask you to unbundle it again for inspection.

It does, and not just because, slick, whizzy, central Manchester has replaced out-of-season Blackpool where the conference resembled a particularly pointless geography field trip – think immoderate alcohol consumption and a lack of anything that could come under the heading "organisation".

To the obvious problem of what to cut instead, the ex-minister had a simple solution – axe BBC2 daytime (he was particularly cruel about Pointless).

But of course, using a smartwatch "just as a watch" is largely pointless, particularly when a non-smart watch battery can last for several years.

But MyBitcoin users believed such an effort to be pointless, particularly on Reddit, where one person wrote, "The FBI wouldn't care any more about stolen bitcoins than they'd care about stolen WoW [online role-playing game World of Warcraft] gold".

The quest to "find meaning," particularly among intellectuals, is pointless — too much of what is read and written is done so with the purpose of nailing down some end game, some massive guidebook to the art of living well.

Links everywhere; some agreeably pointless, others -- particularly the ghostly ones -- an insistent jostle.