Sentence examples for very futile from inspiring English sources

I fight off erotic revery, a natural phenomenon, but very futile and rather mentally weakening.

Let him bat and John Ashdown could be commentating on a very futile chase later on.

Filling out an absentee ballot feels very futile.

"Any international effort to reduce carbon emissions will be extremely costly and very futile," Loris told VICE News.

"If you are completely lost, swimming through the murky waters of depression, self-care can be a very futile activity".

Now he has volunteered for grim and, very likely, futile duty.

In a world in which hardly anyone kept their promises or adhered to their contracts, the sense of such commitments would dissipate and entering into what shell remained of them might be folly indeed, and very likely futile as well.

"The Fifth Season" shows how doctors' evasiveness, patients' hopefulness and their families' hesitance to discourage them combine to keep very frail people undergoing futile treatments, and then more of them.

We hypothesized that any increase in the acute physiology score (APS) from the first ICU day to the third ICU day would identify very sick patients with futile care.

So I just want to point out that the system is very quick to make resistance futile; you know, resistance is futile, don't even think about it.

Is the very idea of victory a futile concept?