Sentence examples for pointless than from inspiring English sources

"Debating the merits" starts to seem less pointless than Mr Lee thinks it is.

Also, the first year can seem more pointless than a broken pencil.

GEORGE BUSH'S second visit to Israel in a year seemed even more pointless than his first one.

Nothing in the weekend's League fixtures was more pointless than Crawley Town v Cambridge United, 91st and 90th in League Two.

But it's hard to imagine there's a cinematic follow-up more pointless than the forthcoming prequel to Snow White and the Huntsman, the ingeniously titled The Huntsman.

If she is not included in the next honours list, then Britain's gongs are more pointless than their most damning critics assume.

Is there a more pointless act than catching a fish I intend to release as quickly as I can?

Letting little people send Valentine cards keeps it nice and pointless, rather than opening disappointment floodgates later on.

So not only does the phrase make no sense, but it is also totally pointless, other than to warm the inner sanctimony of those who utter it.

And I wonder, especially since the Archer case, if there's ever been a sillier, more pointless, euphemism than "slept with".

Ian Bell's 10th one-day cap was more pointless even than his appearance at No9 in the Karachi defeat- he was jettisoned moments after England had lost the toss, to enable Anderson to take the new ball.