Sentence examples for slightly meaningless from inspiring English sources

But the other side of the equation - competitiveness and growth – was not dealt with that extensively and one is slightly meaningless without the other".

Brady often talks like this: chunky paragraphs that feel honed, polished with the odd slightly meaningless motto ("If you've worked hard to own your own home, it's your home").

"We're not exactly welcoming all-conquering heroes and there is no escaping the fact it is a fairly meaningless friendly against slightly less than glamorous opposition.

Watching Lallana limp off the field half an hour into a meaningless friendly you feared slightly for Jürgen Klopp's plasma screen.

Football's popularity declined slightly this year, which might be a meaningless blip or might be the start of a trend.

"While wages have grown slightly this month … these numbers are relatively meaningless in the short term.

Much productivity advice, of course, is utter rubbish – at worst, just a way of feeling slightly less bad about working ever-longer hours at meaningless jobs to line other people's pockets.

Increasing use of the term by mainstream publications has resulted in controversy, as cinephiles argue that the term has become meaningless or "elastic, a catchall for anything slightly maverick or strange".

As an Insensitive Irritator goes on -- and on, and on, and on --the aizuchi master leans slightly forward, looks into the Irritator's eyes and makes meaningless sounds ("Hnn!" "Wha??" "Hmm... ..) in tones of great conviction.

The Bruins scored two meaningless touchdowns in the last three minutes of the game, making the final score slightly more respectable.

The numbers of hit batsmen are up slightly from 278 to 300 in the first 412 games of both 1999 to 2000, which may be statistically meaningless.