Sentence examples for pointless according from inspiring English sources

But that kind of haggling is mostly pointless, according to the European Commission, the Union's policy-making arm.

The Digression is "philosophically quite pointless," according to Ryle 1966: 158.

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It is time to go back to the drawing board on the official federal poverty measurement, which was formulated in 1969 and is "pointless and unproductive," according to Bill Moyers.

Fifa's report into World Cup corruption is now pointless and a joke, according to English Football Association chairman Greg Dyke.

WASHINGTON -- A majority of Americans think House Speaker John Boehner's lawsuit against President Barack Obama is a pointless waste of resources, according to a new poll.

As a therapeutically effective 'downstaging' of the tumour was considered pointless, all resections were performed according to the pretherapeutic tumour extension plus healthy margins, as documented by pretherapeutic photography and CT.

Rights campaigners said ranking faiths according to persecution was pointless.

In particular, hypostatisation is very common in philosophy (see the sentence (7) above) and leads, according to Kotarbiński, to pointless speculations about abstract objects, their kinds, etc.

Nightwalking, according to this logic, is pointless.

But trying to judge higher education teaching according to graduate earnings is pointless.