Sentence examples for pointless feud from inspiring English sources

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He suggested his temperament was his strongest quality, while also continuing his bizarre and pointless feud with Rosie O'Donnell ("Nobody feels sorry for her," he said).

Describes Giuliani's pointless feuds with Schools Chancellor Ramon Cortines, City Council Speaker Peter Vallone, and Police Commissioner William Bratton.

Silicon Valley has a reputation for precision engineering, not for sloppy, pointless feuds.

That said, the waters get all sorts of muddy when that government is engaged in a pointless public feud with that broadcaster.

The paper's generally conservative board laid into Trump on Tuesday, making a strong case for the president to lay off his "pointless personal feuding".

One consequence of Donald Trump's presidency is that the violation of norms, the breaks with tradition, and the pointless petty feuds tend to blur into a single mess that we call "the news" and that most people try to ignore if they don't want to spoil their good mood.

But the language of the reports is cold and impersonal, a numbing litany of repeated acts of self-harm, of pointless fights and meaningless feuds, of abuse and misery and privation.

It turns out that the Bloomberg-Morgenthau bank-account feud is not the only pointless, losing quarrel that the mayor has picked recently with law enforcement.

Knight and his wife Annie discuss the feud, something they view as utterly ridiculous and becoming consumed with pointless point-scoring.

When he later tried to disown the film and attribute it to Smithee, the Guild decided that his feud had been so public that any attempt by Kaye to distance himself was pointless, and denied his request.