Sentence examples for perfectly meaningless from inspiring English sources

Rhapsodic descriptions of birds, trees, rain in Derzhavin's work are actually perfectly meaningless statements disguised as compliments.

There is a popular perception of Beckham in the United States, established through chic magazine spreads over the five years he has spent in California: every hair in its place, and bland quotations, repetitive, perfectly meaningless.

Now named the "condom challenge", in homage to the Ice Bucket Challenge (which had less risk of death and also actually raised money for charity), there's already an "official twitter account", which is a perfectly meaningless phrase.

But it is the translator who has read Fallada's simple and direct statement that a character "thought" something and has decided to improve it, several times, by saying in a perfectly meaningless way that the character "thought to himself".

Extinction would be utterly meaningless.

It's utterly meaningless.

Asking customers to key in a meaningless 10-digit code perfectly, every time, without visual feedback, isn't security.

No track has ever captured the meaningless euphoria of club culture as perfectly as God Is a DJ, which sets wildly overblown religious imagery and vacuous self-help psychobabble to pounding trance.

Walter Shaub, then the director of the Office of Government Ethics, captured the weightlessness of Trump's minimal response perfectly: "Stepping back from running his business is meaningless from a conflict of interest perspective".

If, as a society, we could conclude that homosexuality is perfectly acceptable, we could render the question of sexual preference meaningless.

So according to Carnap whilst the claim that irrational numbers a, b such that ab is rational exist-in-CM is perfectly true, the claim that such a, b exist simpliciter is meaningless.