Sentence examples for useless words from inspiring English sources

Why must we read those useless words and process their meaning?

It's a matter of adding utterly useless words to our rich and expressive language.

The line Penguin chose to feature from Turgenev's 1862 novel runs: "Aristocracy, liberalism, progress, principles … Useless words!

"The teams charged with the arrests will have to proceed with the most possible speed, without useless words and without comment," the directive said.

But when I think about it I believe that he already loved us then the way the dead do, with no useless words and a look in his eyes that came from the hereafter.

Yet it is precisely reaction to this very last feeling - the sheer force of an impulsive response to this sense of inconsequentiality - that drives forward these otherwise useless words of desperation.

It would be an impromptu, really weird dance party.9 22: There are no words to express how useless word clouds can be.9 22: All I got to say about Gary Johnson is GARY JOHNSON 9 21: Gary Johnson has an oddly malleable physique.

On one level I am approaching this trip like any other writer, as an excuse to research colour and context and writing the odd useless word in my notepad as we wander.

Most useless word of 2014, according to the American Dialect Society, was "baeless" – lacking a bae – with "narcissistick", a pejorative term for a selfie stick, and "lumbersexual", a "fashionably rugged man who adopts the stereotypical dress and facial hair of a lumberjack", deemed not quite as useless by society members.

I don't have an opinion so I will fill the air with this useless word.

That means it's time for business media to crank up "whopping," the most overused and useless word in financial journalism.