Sentence examples for pointless pursuing from inspiring English sources

It is pointless pursuing the criminal court charges from people who are unlikely to ever be able to pay".

Theatrical multimedia used to be badly done, intrusive, and often pointless, pursuing the high-concept label at the expense of coherence.

After the call, the Barclays bankers and advisers decided that it was pointless to pursue the matter.

Doctors are notorious death-deniers, often more reluctant than their patients to admit that it is pointless to pursue treatment that is medically futile.

Extending that point, House Republicans have argued that it's pointless to pursue other legislative items like immigration reform because of doubts about the president's ability or willingness to see it through.

Nevertheless, the new Australian militarism has been an entirely bipartisan affair, with Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard pursuing the pointless war in Afghanistan with quite as much enthusiasm as Howard.

The year before, in the Journal of Consciousness Studies, Dennett had published a paper called "The Mystery of David Chalmers," in which he proposed seven reasons for Chalmers's resistance to his views, among them a fear of death and a pointless desire to "pursue exhaustively nuanced analyses of our intuitions".

If you don't, then it's pointless and you could be pursuing something else of interest.

Many on the left have concluded that pursuing further economic growth is pointless.

This is state-sponsored persecution of a protected species to please some of the richest people in the country, pursuing a cruel, destructive and pointless activity.

But as if determined to help him, some self-styled progressive Democrats view pursuing blue-collar whites as pointless, if not morally suspect.