Sentence The phrase "pointless life" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a life filled with emptiness and devoid of purpose, for example: "He couldn't see a point to his existence and considered his life to be pointless".
The heliconians have transcended this pointless life through a simple but revolutionary advance.
Sentencing Spader at the original 2010 trial Judge Gillian Abramson told him: "you will stay in that cage for the rest of your pointless life".
Each found ways of commanding the loyalty of young people only to persuade them that a meaningful death would be better than a pointless life.
Instead, Charlotte's tasked to show us that those redeemed by no such rescue must devote themselves to self-sacrifice: she gives over her pointless life to caring for an elderly parent.
I just wanted to tell the world of my gorgeously pointless life as a musician cum rock star fantasist.
I'll walk to Pret to get my daily stomach ache, but you can't make me try and extend my pointless life by briskly walking, World Health Organisation.
The question of 'medically futile' interventions and pointless life-prolonging treatment has been discussed by several authors.
Writing made me happier than an – albeit very shoddy – boyfriend, an utterly pointless job and an apparently purposeless life.
Why can't I challenge those thoughts that come -- often first thing when I wake up -- about how big or bad or pointless my life or something I'm doing is?
Signs of this could be that the teen is using self destructive terms, being overly critical of their abilities or talking about how hopeless or pointless their life is.
Thus, he notes that if the soul is not immortal, the honor of God is pointless in this life, since in the present life it "involves much torment and affliction for the soul" (Bülow 1897, 3; Teske 1991, 25) and receives no reward.
