Sentence examples for useless see from inspiring English sources

No worries, the rest of them are useless – see – they're putting their joker on trivia.

A raider in Pokot North referring to the youth and elders summarised that 'without cattle, you are useless' (see also McCabe 2004).

The monoclonal antibody proved to be useless (see File S1).

By recognizing that they are useless, we see that they provide substantial information about the past" (emphasis added).

Some evil-skeptics argue that we should abandon the concept of evil because it lacks explanatory power and therefore is a useless concept (see, e.g., Clendinnen 1999, 79 113; Cole 2006).

On the right, after all, taking money from the government, and dismissing the government as useless, is seen as an act of patriotic rebellion.

It may have played a part in Ray Wilkins throwing his toys out of the pram in the Morocco match (see Useless), as I know how stroppy I can get in the midday sun.

The situation for player and country was hardly helped when England stunk the place out against Portugal and Morocco, meaning a date with destiny awaited in the final group match with Poland (see Useless).

(Open Future advocates also argue that foreknowledge alone would be providentially useless to God: see Hasker (1989, 58); for more on the motivation behind the Open Future view, see the authors mentioned above and Davison 1991 and 2003).

If anything could be identified as the fundamental motivation behind the development of Classical Utilitarianism it would be the desire to see useless, corrupt laws and social practices changed.

According to accounts of discovery informed by evolutionary biology, the generation of new ideas is akin to random, blind variations of thought processes, which have to be inspected by the critical mind and assessed as neutral, productive, or useless (Campbell 1960; see also Hull 1988).