Sentence examples for pointless by from inspiring English sources

In response to this particular stunt, McGowan was branded "pointless" by one media pundit.

Most contemporary English fiction looks rather etiolated and pointless by comparison.

The A-Z of Pointless by Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman is out now.

Possession is attacked as pointless by those that fail to realise that attacking is not the only point to possession.

("Beautiful and Pointless," by the Book Review's poetry columnist, David Orr, is more thorough as a survey of mainstream American poetry and will also make you laugh).

Both have been attacked as pointless by some because UK emissions are tiny in a global context and some aid-receiving nations are developing fast.

Starring Josh Brolin as a man who seeks revenge after being abducted by a mysterious assailant, it was described as a "pointless remake" by Peter Bradshaw.

While forced affability and pointless chatter by hotel employees can annoy guests, the opposite -- unresponsiveness or indifference -- can madden them.

Given the choice of a life of pointless harassment by jobcentres and a misguided but apparently "noble cause" in Iraq, it seems a no-brainer to me.

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.

At the start of the book he is a Baltic émigré in London, who has spent decades running the pointless and, by the 1980s, almost defunct "Congress of Exiles".