Sentence examples for pointless for years from inspiring English sources

Most watches have been pointless for years; arguing about utility is ridiculous.

But White House journalists have done a terrific job reporting on the things that the administration is doing and saying their hosting of a comedian to deliver a few quips about the president at a fancy dinner doesn't have anything to do with that mission, and the exercise has been increasingly pointless for years.

She says: "It is pointless for most 14-year-olds starting their GCSE courses to be force-fed mathematical topics which they will never use, when what they desperately need is to become more comfortable with numbers including percentages and fractions used in the world of finance".

Mouton retired and left Finland pointless for the fourth year in a row.

The long-windedness of parliamentary procedures, the inquiries and debates that meander for years towards a pointless fudgy compromise, would drive me mad.

Yes, Clean and Dry is going to achieve what feminism has been aspiring towards for years, rendering it pointless.

Most voice recognition systems limit their users to either an extremely specialized vocabulary (radiologists have been using voice for years) or a rather pointless exercise in command and control ("Computer, close Word. Open Myst").. Be ready for change.

I've wanted to interview Sylvia for years, but I suddenly wonder if the exercise is pointless.

I used to follow SCO for years but recently it's just seemed like a pointless enterprise.

Slavery might have survived for years, in which case the Civil War would have felt half-pointless.

Worked for a couple of pointless years at the Post, and then for thirteen tough but prosperous years at Castle and Forbes on Fifty-fourth, just off Madison Avenue.