Sentence examples for pointless nature from inspiring English sources
Or, to put it another way, is transforming this blessedly undemanding comedy into a mental marathon, which you'd have to end up burying all evidence of in your garden just so you weren't constantly reminded of the inherently pointless nature of contemporary life, a good idea?
The show's flaws are such that I can no longer ignore the hopeless, even pointless nature of the whole endeavor.
She was extremely gracious, and never once commented on the rambling and pointless nature of the majority of the questions of a nervous fan who was eager not to sound like an idiot.
Both are demonstrably untrue and – almost in spite of the pointless, mind-numbing, nature of the political debate – voters have cottoned on to this.
Either way, the pointless and trivial nature of these gifts does provide compelling evidence that virtual gifts and mobile micropayments have come of age.
Jonathan Keefe of Slant Magazine admired how Swift attempted to incorporate sophisticated elements, like Romeo and Juliet and The Scarlet Letter, although it was not successful because of its awkwardness, inexplicable nature, and pointless conceit.
A plebiscite always seemed like the worst way to resolve Australia's same-sex marriage question, promising to be expensive, divisive, and ultimately pointless given its non-binding nature.
One objection to the foregoing is that pragmatic arguments are, by and large, pointless because beliefs are, by their very nature, psychological states that aim for truth.
Plus human mind is human mind, its very nature is to relay, mostly, pointless and painful thoughts as per the conditioning.
It is understandable if observers find the dizzying nature of Italian politics exhausting and pointless.
