Sentence examples for sometimes useless from inspiring English sources
The duo's third album – 2013's Dallas – is quite some beast: eerie and anxious, sometimes useless and self-deprecating, with menace lurking in every shadow.
Now, the 41-year-old's sister Maxine, a project manager from Kent, has admitted that while her brother is "brilliant" he is also sometimes "useless" and lacks "common sense".
He got a job at Target to support himself while trying to grow the followings of various Twitter accounts that he had started, including @itweetfacts, where he would post what he called "interesting and sometimes useless info".
As Mr. Sweeney's sleepovers at the mental hospital suggest, the laws and procedures that define insanity and have ruled his life for more than a third of his 57 years are often arbitrary and sometimes useless.
Polynomial or other interpolations are sometimes useless for extrapolation.
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"If he saves himself energy sometimes in useless moves and focuses on the ones that matter then he can be a player that makes a big difference".
The huge amount of prestigious and sometimes directly useless public buildings that have been erected all over Europe, has been a very powerful argument for those that discredited architecture as a whole.
Traditionally, such behaviors are divided into three categories: physical actions, such as killing, stealing, and abusive sexual behavior; activities of speech, such as lying, slander, harsh words, and frivolous or what is sometimes called "useless" speech; and mental or emotional tendencies, which include greed and malice.
Sometimes feeling useless can stem from low self-esteem.
The term, which covers such a wide range of operations, is sometimes worse than useless, fuelling a perhaps deliberate ambiguity about what is being discussed.
