Sentence examples for pointless novelty from inspiring English sources
Attempts to improve messaging beyond the basics have failed; chatbots are of poor quality and largely pointless, in-chat games are novelties at best, business applications are politely declined and while aesthetic changes like stickers could make a little money in the short term, that's not really the kind of thing that supports a global infrastructure.
The Croatian context lends a certain novelty to these contrivances, and the pleasant pointless of it all is laced with a tantalizing tease of allegory suggested by the dialectical twins and the strain of mellow nationalism in the dialogue.
For everything else, writing on the screen is primarily a novelty, an expensive piece of demo ware that introduces pointless barriers to many tasks that would be swift and simple on a traditional laptop.
And then at regular intervals it becomes baffling, as if during postproduction a saboteur carefully inserted lines like "I believe in littering/ waste should not be hidden, but seen," or risqué novelty-song lyrics, or strange aesthetic decisions — a nearly pointless instrumental here, an abrupt fade-out there.
"I was swept up in the novelty of everyone arguing," Han says now. "I began to realize later that the arguments were pointless; many of those with whom you're arguing actually share a common enemy".
