Sentence examples for quite fruitless from inspiring English sources
The lack of archaeological data made every attempt to interpret the process of pioneer colonization quite fruitless.
"I would prefer to describe the look as loyal and, at the same time, of not quite understanding, of a fruitless intellectual searching, such as you often see in a large, noble dog, a St. Bernard".
OK, OK, that sounds like a commercial, but that's how it happened, and while one bottle did not quite put right the frustrations of a fruitless morning on the river, it did quench a raging thirst, and I thanked my foresight in having popped into the brewery the day before.
Later that month, Abdel Jawad wrote an essay in which he called the use of arms fruitless, even suicidal; it took him quite some time to find a Palestinian publication willing to print it.
A fruitless search for coins saw you hurting your back quite badly, and now in addition to hunger, thirst, and boredom, it feels like someone's trying to grow bamboo through your pancreas.
All of this presented a quandary, though, because I now had to choose between my fruitless quest to be cool and my not-quite-as-fruitless yearning for make-out sessions.
These efforts proved fruitless.
Tudor City proved fruitless.
Contradicting him is fruitless.
