Sentence examples for somewhat meaningless from inspiring English sources
Those brands are somewhat meaningless to them and their peers.
So RIM's insider status has become somewhat meaningless since the purchasing decision effectively becomes a consumer choice.
There were three bedrooms, but since there were no real walls left, that distinction felt somewhat meaningless.
Like other cities, New York has a population that is aging, if you will forgive a somewhat meaningless word that we are stuck with.
It's a designation that may send shivers of delight among publicists but is somewhat meaningless since mezcal — good mezcal — is made in minute quantities and is relatively expensive.
It emerged that Crabb once described the role of Welsh secretary as "emptied and somewhat meaningless" and raised concerns about devolution causing permanent damage to the UK.
"Pacha is Pacha", as the somewhat tautological (and meaningless) Ibiza expression goes.
It would appear that my literal physical presence and its association with their current physical experience of life post-stroke and their wishes for the future resulted in these apparent indications of 'otherness' to be somewhat hidden, irrelevant or even meaningless.
But most -- overloaded with oh-so-clever copy, or replete with meaningless references -- are somewhat less than compelling.
This contrasts somewhat with your approach, which was to call up a meaningless CBS PR drone in New York.
