I suspect the wider public will start to have very little patience with MPs who continue to cause pointless trouble for the leadership on a daily basis, and will probably end up have some sympathy for Corbyn.
It may be wondered whether such considerations have not become pointless, given the troubles that attempts to provide a criterion of significance ran into.
It's one thing to review the unprecedented and outrageous move of FBI Director James Comey to, right before the election, make ultimately pointless claims of more email trouble for Clinton (how has he not been sanctioned for that?), and feel outrage that this shattered her then-12-point lead and likely aided Trump's win.
It seems fairly pointless to go through all that trouble if your score is already above 720.
Looking to filmmakers for practical advice in the teeth of trouble is usually as pointless as turning to politicians for visions of beauty.
This combination strategy often allows newcomers to get over their teething troubles easily, because incumbents find it pointless to strike against them.
But, in a poor district, only five engineers can be found of whom four have in fact been dragooned from other government service.Elsewhere, a surfeit of pointless earth embankments is the least of the trouble.
Trouble is, we already have a TV show called Pointless.
He said that Europe had been "nothing but trouble for us" and joked that Belgium was a "pointless little country".
The move was, at the time, derided by some as pointless, akin to shooing criminals away from one neighborhood only to trouble another.
Verner would have no trouble learning his team's entire defense, but that would be pointless; feeling so removed from the real complexities of the sport, he said, "I get bored sometimes".
