Sentence examples for seem worthless from inspiring English sources

Such a tip might seem worthless on its face, said Jean Davis, who took the call.

They do so rather in the terms of French existentialism - there are links between Conrad and Camus - as a form of conviction when all other forms seem worthless.

If you don't have firm convictions about visual art, you won't come on them just by poking around; everything will seem worthless.

Your data may seem worthless to you, but it's valuable to the companies and agencies that know how to use it.

Unorganized data may seem worthless, and Facebook and countless others readily opened the gates to app developers and advertisers with little attention to the ultimate goals behind data transfers.

Internet experts say the range of prices on the Web that can often make a rebate seem worthless are a reflection of the chaos in the world's newest shopping place.

The old rarefied knowledge — and finesse with the levers and knobs and high-stacked component systems — suddenly seemed worthless.

Or maybe it's more more like the discard pile in a game of gin: a book that seems worthless to one person could change the life of another.

The cost then seems worthless and with it, so does Tastebuds itself.

The point here is, Daniel feels, that even if it seems worthless to become a witness to cruelty and brutality, it is not.

My marriage seemed worthless in the eyes of the law -- a law that left my innocent son with parents broken apart against their will.