Sentence examples for ultimate futility from inspiring English sources
The phrase "ultimate futility" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express a sense of hopelessness or the idea that efforts are ultimately pointless. Example: "After years of trying to change the system, I began to feel the weight of ultimate futility in my efforts."
Helen has her first intimation of the ultimate futility of life during Beethoven's 5th – goblins!
We must embrace the struggle, willingly take on the task of Sisyphus, knowing its ultimate futility, but undertaking it nonetheless.
Men, stripped to the waist, chuck bucketfuls of water at a rock, emulating the power of the sea – or perhaps demonstrating the ultimate futility of human endeavour.
The lyrics reflect on the ultimate futility of father-son competition given the inevitability of death in which "I'll never win and neither will you".
Schmidt's story, she writes, suggests the ultimate futility of totalitarianism: There are, of course, explanations of this devastating shortage, and they have been repeated many times.
Revenge is becoming a central theme (it is declined by Nessa against Crace, to my mild disappointment), with its ultimate futility a growing refrain.
Ordinarily, asking a politician who will win the race is the ultimate exercise in futility, not that this stops journalists.
The nominee is a male airline passenger, identity unknown, who recently made the ultimate gesture of futility while being rudely prodded and frisked at a security checkpoint at the Seattle airport.
It's the kind of unsettled moment that's become too commonplace in recent times, and one that makes predictions about Nov. 6 the ultimate exercise in futility.
Far from revelling in it, I was squirming in my seat; and what Delingpole neglects to mention is that the whole mission is actually a pretty heavy-handed lecture on the ultimate stupidity and futility of torture.
The battle, fought in France's rolling northern hills, remains the ultimate symbol of the futility of war.
