Sentence examples for perfectly pointless from inspiring English sources

The death of his charming but perfectly pointless mother is retold with a courageous and moving awareness of his own emotional limitations: "I could not touch her...

The Talk article, "Perfectly Pointless Days," by Charles Gandee, describes in loving detail the Fire Island vacation compound of Sam Green, an art dealer and friend to the famous.

"As isolated as I was physically, satellite technology still allowed me to make a perfectly pointless telephone call to someone in another hemisphere".

Something utterly pointless".

It is absolutely pointless.

Cassian's description of acedia as mental drift, meanwhile, perfectly encapsulates the pointless and random detours that stop me from bearing down on a particular page: "The mind is constantly whirling from psalm to psalm,... tossed about fickle and aimless through the whole body of Scripture".

Sometimes, someone says something so perfectly that it's pointless to try and put it any better yourself.

And IPTV is going to be pointless when "the Freeview signal in the UK provides a perfectly serviceable MPEG-2 stream in the air".

Success! 8 25 a.m.: Children two and three have raced, and I screamed my head off to KICK! KICK! KICK! even though I know perfectly well that they can't hear me underwater and so it's pointless.

It would be pretty pointless if someone was guarding you; the person would take it and your perfectly good pass becomes a turnover.

And yet, days before the vote, the subject turned from the perfectly legitimate questions of Dean's stance on the issues and his general fitness for office to a completely pointless discussion on his wife.