Sentence examples for pointless about from inspiring English sources

But, if there is something strenuously pointless about the enterprise, the fault lies not with Lott.

What's especially pointless about this brand of competitiveness is that, unlike table tennis, it's impossible for one person to "win".

But although fragments of the solitude and discontent of the sextet emerges, there seems to me something extravagantly pointless about trying to give Woolf's words a physical reality.

Sharon tweets her support for the protests: "#Solidarity with everyone on the #AntiAusterity #QueensSpeech protests & THANK YOU for being our voices #Liverpool #London #York #leeds" Colin added: "Protests in London is pointless about government policies.

There is a pointless digression about the Kama Sutra and a strange speculation about a meeting that can never have taken place.

Maybe the division of opinion, not to mention the whole pointless fuss about what is fashionable, in the end says more about our own mixed-up expectations and standards for new art than about the quality of his work.

It's pointless -- about as genuine as that small band of actors who walk onstage in dark garb from time to time, symbolizing the Greek peasants who populate the village.

Both the American relatives who have been taking care of Elian since he was rescued from the sea in November and the Cuban government representatives who were speaking for the grandmothers exacted multiple demands -- often petty and pointless -- about the ground rules for the meeting.

We have been reading pointless books about "emotional intelligence".

Cue the endless, pointless debate about whether he was truly a vegetarian.

For example, it can lead to lots of pointless discussions about the plausibility of particular scenarios.