Sentence examples for perfectly useless from inspiring English sources
Yet if recognition was there it was also perfectly useless.
"I must have in a long life ground through between 150,000 and 200,000 hours of perfectly useless work".
Such a map, Gaiman writes, is "perfectly accurate and perfectly useless," and the emperor dies before it is completed.
Soares himself, in the only moment of being seen from the outside, looks like "those who hope for nothing because it's perfectly useless to hope".
The output of a complete genome scan would be a list of six billion A's, C's, G's and T's — a multigigabyte file that is still prohibitively expensive to generate and that, by itself, will always be perfectly useless.
The military-industrial complex produced by the Cold War (which still consumes untold billions even though the weapons systems it builds are perfectly useless for the national-security threats the country now faces) was and is able to prosper in the absence of actual fighting.
Mandelson knew perfectly well how useless Brown was.
The fund, they argue, would also render perfectly good insurance useless.
His pride is obvious but laced with bemusement at a perfectly good bowl rendered useless and signifying grand, esoteric accomplishments that exist worlds away from his own working-class experiences.
What was once a cheap fix could render a perfectly good truck completely useless.
