Sentence examples for think it's pointless from inspiring English sources

I don't spend much time looking back, because I think it's pointless.

But I think it's pointless to go back and think 'if only', because I chose the life I wanted and I've had a bloody fabulous time.

The regularity with which I'm contacted by population worriers – people who think it's pointless discussing green energy, climate change and ethical pensions when the elephant in the room is actually the new human in the room – is impressive.

If you have the opportunity to play them and you don't win, you don't stop one or the other from getting there, I think it's pointless to then complain about it.

He's turned down the Tate over BP, but worked for the British Council – "and that's basically propaganda, isn't it?" "A lot of artists I know have stopped making art because they think it's pointless and decadent," he tells me.

So, Mr Clark, and the various cynics who I'd guess are now sharpening their pens, you may think it's pointless, but for quite a few of us – some of them even outside those pockets of northern England to which you refer - it promises to be a thoroughly enjoyable month.

"I think it is pointless to think that we can get people to abandon their belief systems because they are operating at such a fundamental level," said Prof Hood.

Beyond a point though, I think it is pointless to talk about what individual editors manage or don't manage, what proprietors manage or don't manage.

(Critics have yet to review the show, but Mr. Hirst, in his way, has, telling Timeout magazine: "I think it is pointless. Most of the the work has been shown two or three times already").

"There comes a stage where you think it is pointless to spend so much, especially when it concerns players that Chelsea could develop within their own system or within their own youth academy.

Had the house retained its original decor, he would have been happy to leave it, but thinks it's pointless to reinstate it, preferring to honor Ian Curtis's contemporary instincts by inviting young architects from the University of Manchester to take over the house's design work: "I'm saying let's have a dialogue with tomorrow rather than a trip down memory lane".