Sentence examples for pointless concept from inspiring English sources

We have to educate Ugandans about the realities of intersex in a way that they understand, not using western terminologies and not talking about human rights, a pointless concept in a society where every human is subject to God's law.

Theatrical multimedia used to be badly done, intrusive, and often pointless, pursuing the high-concept label at the expense of coherence.

But the baseball stats — the on-base percentage, wins above replacement, and all those other high-concept figures — are pointless if they simply verify empirically what the old-timers already intuit by chewing on their chaw.

"If Unmiss doesn't have the capacity to move beyond its bases in times of crisis, then the whole concept of protection of civilians is pointless," said Yakani.

The concept of etiquette and good manners seems pointless when you're a kid, but when you grow up you realize that these customs function as a way to keep society running smoothly.

Mr. Coleman's cosmos-pondering concept was reduced to primordial ooze, rendering analysis pointless.

I can't believe that your concept of masculinity involves that much petty vanity and pointless displays of competitive ego in some... self-invented contest," she concludes - not seeing that if it were not for petty vanity and pointless displays of competitive ego, mostly in meaningless self-invented contests, we would have no concept of masculinity at all.

Beebe thinks racing a digital computer is pointless, but he adds: "I'll bet there are other applications for the analog computing concept demonstrated that none of us have thought of yet".

The attempts by pundits and some commentators to try to dismiss the urgency of his analysis and his call by resurrecting outdated concepts and fear-inducing labels are a gross misreading of his teaching and, again, a pointless distraction.

Marketing: Pointless!

Pointless fact?