Sentence examples for saw no use from inspiring English sources

"I saw no use in prohibiting the protests.

How can you let a young woman go to save a baby who will die anyway?" But Mr. Halappanavar said he saw no use in being angry.

There had been three other families saying they'd stay behind with the Busbys, but with the utilities gone, even they saw no use in hanging around.

Though the charge was imprecise (Rorty was a pragmatist who saw no use for the idea of The Way Things Really Are), the gist of it was largely correct.

And it was certainly he who was unwilling to gamble on Ander Herrera, saw no use for the proven brilliance of Mesut Özil, and failed to advise Ed Woodward that Cesc Fábregas would not be extracted from Barcelona on the cheap.

Although the Admiralty saw no use to which Halkett's designs could be put in general naval service, this larger design was extremely well received by explorers.

He says his ten years work are wasted, & that he sees no use in going on".

They include legends like Mario Andretti, who says he does not blame Bernard for Wheldon's death and sees no use in adding to the turmoil by replacing him.

The phrase "too late", he explains, implies regret – but whereas the robots might see no use for our continued existence, "maybe we've got some special property that they will appreciate.

Q. Are you concerned about the studies that suggest that people who don't use the Internet see no use for it, or that if the adoption of the Internet matches that of the TV, it's going to be 30 years before a lot of people get the Internet?

He says his ten years work are wasted, & that he sees no use in going on". "After the Deluge" was meant to be a major work of "scientific history" that would have the stature of the books Leonard Woolf's friends had written.