Sentence examples for seems useless from inspiring English sources

It seems useless to protest.

"It seems useless," said Taki Mastakouris, who co-owns Mani market on Columbus Avenue at 94th Street, which on Wednesday afternoon had two fliers right near its door.

It seems useless to observe that Donald Trump does not meet the most basic criteria for a representative of the American people, but he continues to assert that distinction in novel ways, highlighting new deficits and pointing to new implications.

Conclusion EtCO2 during a successful SBT seems useless to predict outcome of extubation.

Nearly every time, the stuff listed on the other two (non-Options/Back/Exit) keys are listed a second time under the options button, which seems useless.

The reason-statement-based approach to the distinction is tenable on certain ontological views about reasons but seems useless on a wide variety of other plausible ontological views about reasons.

Political activity seemed useless; he thought of leaving.

Comment on the aims and make-up of any unit or investment trust might seem useless.

"And 10 years down the road those serving pieces that seemed useless in the beginning are nice to have.

Her art degree seemed useless at first, she said, ("What was I thinking?"), but experience has taught her otherwise.

But another page suggests that, in fact, the fish oil pills seem useless: "Omega-3s in supplement form have not been shown to protect against heart disease".