Sentence examples for was rendered futile from inspiring English sources

He may have been rich, temporarily romantically successful, and have died young, but simultaneously, the money lacked virtue and acceptable regard, his love was rendered futile by the past, which he could not change nor hold sway over, and his death was disappointingly unremarkable.

US attempts to build missile shields – and it was the US all this was aimed at – would be rendered futile.

However, any efforts to bring MLS to San Diego – even surfable waves inside the stadium – might be rendered futile by the success of a team located just 20 miles south of the city.

The pictures of soldiers' mutilated faces and starving Armenian children were published as a call to disarm, and were rendered futile by the rise of the Nazis and the Second World War; the pictures caused Friedrich's organization to be shuttered by the police, and he was forced to flee Germany.

Have a little surfing bar right there, with a man-made wave!" However, any efforts to bring MLS to San Diego – even surfable waves inside the stadium – might be rendered futile by the success of a team located just 20 miles south of the city.

However, this can be rendered futile if the utilities regularly shuffle their template load profiles' indices in the initialization phase, e.g., each day.

Thanks to Hito Steyerl's instructional "How Not to be Seen" video, invisibility cloaks and camouflage gear have been rendered futile.

It can continue to stage elaborate shock-and-awe spectacles, but if, as is increasingly evident, the target audience refuses to be impressed by them, they are rendered utterly futile - even dangerously counterproductive.

She is rendered speechless.

Both were cut from a cloth not best suited to the amateur game and their brief apprenticeships were served with an impatience that rendered futile any didactic intentions from managers or trainers.

This would render futile any attempts to influence the behavior of countries that have been causing so many headaches for the United States and other nations.