Sentence examples for possibly meaningless from inspiring English sources
Instead of sitting down and memorizing lists of words, out of context (and quite possibly meaningless to the student), we can engage our bodies and tap into the physicality of language both to learn better and engage better with the class.
They found the building and walked down a long hall to a lobby, with a glassed-in receptionist, and then into a small, empty conference room, where they signed copies of a possibly meaningless lease and made small talk with an Arwen representative.
Thats actually a slight (possibly meaningless) decrease from comScores numbers in September, which had 54% of views coming outside of the top ten.
Even with the carriers giving away the iPhone 4 now with two-year contracts, the power of distribution channels to carry 50 different Android phone varieties with all kinds of (possibly meaningless) features still wins.
It bloodied Davy Jones' pretty-boy face in a boxing match, had Peter admitting in a religious-like vision he was always meant to be "the dummy," later using Peter to espouse complex and possibly meaningless philosophies, and saw Micky refuse to participate in yet another "dumb skit," walking through an old West backdrop and ruining it.
The long answer (albeit based on a single episode and, therefore, very premature and possibly meaningless but which, as Oliver himself might note, I'm going to give anyway): Like Al Jazeera America, he will ostensibly go deeper, broader and with niftier graphics.
"Maybe the problem was that no one else could possibly understand how meaningless was the hate, how deep was the love," Ebert writes.
There are other quirks, including no-ad scoring, playing let serves, coaching during the match, and a complicated scoring system that features overtime and super tiebreakers to prevent the final matchup from possibly devolving into a meaningless exhibition.
The fact that his own job title is quite possibly soon-to-be meaningless – considering an internal review at the University of London recently recommended shutting down the students' union – is depressing enough.
In some areas, notably social policy and foreign affairs, the result is that he is now committed to needlessly extreme or dangerous courses that he may not actually believe in but will find hard to drop; in others, especially to do with the economy, the lack of details means that some attractive-sounding headline policies prove meaningless (and possibly dangerous) on closer inspection.
But there's an HD remake I'd kill (very small, meaningless insects, possibly) to play, and it's one of Kojima's very first games.
