Sentence examples for really meaningless from inspiring English sources

This sounds like real English but is really meaningless gibberish.

'I think 40 is a really meaningless statistic,' she tells me.

So for all the talk of going to war only as a last resort, is this criterion really meaningless?

"The word 'Viagra' is really meaningless," said Jasmine Montgomery, the deputy managing director in London of FutureBrand, a branding and marketing business.

It's not about the label; labels are really meaningless if you just slap them on to please society.

By the end of the film, it's uncertain whether or not the audience is lumped in with the characters -- we're given nothing except the feeling that everything we just experienced was really meaningless.

On the other hand, is race really "biologically meaningless"?

As one commentator on the Huff's site writes, answers are needed "otherwise the idea of swimming across the ocean is really quite meaningless".

These awards really are meaningless.

Telling someone that another person has the same misfortune really is meaningless to the person who must live with a deformity every day.

All the talk about Democrats and Republicans reaching across the aisle to compromise is really quite meaningless until we know what subjects are involved as well as how much of which valuable items or principles are being sacrificed.