Sentence examples for pointless notion from inspiring English sources

"A completely abstract, pointless notion," he said.

Keep this in mind the next time you find yourself resisting change because you are clinging to a false, and/or probably pointless, notion of "me".

The former view that Davos was a pointless talking shop was replaced by the notion that it was the ideal venue to drum up support for the twin themes of Britain's G8 presidency - Africa and climate change.

It's pointless to suggest that women's deepest notions of the division between sex and procreation are not far less tidy than men's.

They feel fluent and relaxed on the road, a pleasure to drive, and make the notion of a larger, mainstream supermini appear pointless.

The notion that a humanities education is a pointless luxury threatens the health of our society.

Even the notion that our existence is based on a pointless circularity is neatly captured by framing the play with a journey round Manchester's M60 ring road.

Maybe I'm just myopic (I'm sure Schmidt has a much better understanding of the future of search than I do), but this notion isn't just scary — it seems downright pointless.

This is expressed most strongly in Europe, where the arrival of the euro has made the notion of running separate national stock exchanges seem increasingly pointless.

"This notion isn't just scary--it seems downright pointless," wrote TechCrunch of the proposition.

But they still persist in the inflation of their own egos with the notion that all buses in their irrelevant areas should carry their pointless and drab images.