Sentence examples for seemingly pointless from inspiring English sources

The first is fairly harmless, the second seemingly pointless and the third downright confusing.

Sometimes you have to take a stand, even if it is painful and seemingly pointless.

Drummond's art is an endless round of self-appointed, and sometimes seemingly pointless, tasks.

And you do exactly that – no matter how laborious or seemingly pointless the task.

The full value of Benj's seemingly pointless or impractical reading has become apparent only as he's grown older.

Some are short and coherent and others are long, rambling and seemingly pointless, just like what you're reading now.

Their stories--fragmented, short, and sometimes seemingly pointless--are more than just cute.

The thinking is an update of the sort of thing John Major wanted the Citizen's Charter to provide, and the big new commitment - to introduce local taxation and local control of key services - is seemingly made pointless by a matching promise to offer national standards of excellence.

Which would you prefer to participate in a seemingly endless, pointless campaign for your guaranteed Labor safe seat, or to take on a dope new role working as an indigenous advocate at the AFL?

At that point, they held a three-point lead over the Italians and the Scots, with the Portuguese, pointless, seemingly nailed to the bottom.

Regarding the song's square-dance theme, Leng suggests that folk dancing's cycle of about-turns and to-and-fro movement reminded Harrison of the Beatles' "seemingly endless, and pointless, legal orbits around one another".