Sentence examples for seem mindless from inspiring English sources

His words, in transcription, might seem mindless, incoherent, or unintentionally hilarious ("I know how hard it is for you to put food on your family"; "Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we"), but it is pretty plain what he means.

The crew-scheduling software used by McDonald's is reputed to be sophisticated, but to the workers it seems mindless and opaque.

Sgt Cheryl Reed, from the Blackheath and Rowley Regis neighbourhood policing team, said: "It seems mindless vandalism was the only motive as nothing appears to have been stolen.

searching and destroying always seemed mindless to me, and searching-to-destroy such a masculine sentiment.

To outsiders, they may seem like mindless, violent thugs.

Annotation may seem a mindless and mechanical task.

Personally, I think the millennials' going "out-out" habits seem quite mindless, and I can't really understand why people would want to get completely, completely monged on a night out, not be able to speak to anyone and remain in their own bubble, whereas I think that alcohol is a lot more sociable in those sort of situations.

It may seem like mindless repetition of the word, but tension arises often when you start off in an unfamiliar posture.

Even if it is unclear what would follow from that, risking a trade war with one of America's largest trading partners when the recovery is so sickly seems especially mindless.

It happened on Staten Island, NY, and seemed a mindless crime.

The aim is to make this 1896 play about love, theatre and mindless destruction seem entirely fresh.