Sentence examples for thought useless from inspiring English sources

The enlargement of historical knowledge comes about largely through finding how to use as evidence this or that kind of perceived fact which historians have hitherto thought useless to them' (p. 247).

Besides a rubberized exterior for a better grip, the new Q offers a software upgrade that includes improved power management for longer battery life and a unique (and, we think, useless) feature allowing the user to control the jog wheel with the volume buttons on a Bluetooth headset.

Big Caterpillars bulldozing down what they thought was useless brush.

Even those who have been most suspicious of the utility of bombing -- because they thought it useless or counterproductive or both -- were saying today that they had been very surprised.

The complex rules, he thinks, are useless and even counterproductive, being based on arbitrary decrees (themata) laid down by the professionals.

Cameron thinks Brown useless and hopelessly ill-suited to being prime minister.

Yet it is a test your healthcare provider probably does not perform, does not know how to interpret and often thinks is useless.

You can project onto him and intellectualise him if you want, as I have here (it is very fun to think of useless pub chat statements like: "In the context of Great Britain, Mr Blobby is sort of the exact opposite of the Queen??"), but ultimately he is beyond it.

"I thought he was useless," she said.

I always thought it was useless information".

Generic skills like those taught at business schools were thought to be useless.