Sentence examples for wholly meaningless from inspiring English sources
In Bartlett Sher's new staging of the opera at the Met, however, Giulietta lazily saunters on during Dapertutto's aria; he fastens the diamond about her neck while he continues to sing, and so he ends the aria by repeating the words "Attire-la!" ("Lure her!"), which have now become wholly meaningless.
Similarly, 'blind intuition' for Kant does not mean either "bogus intuition" or "wholly meaningless intuition": rather it means "autonomously and independently objectively valid intuition/essentially non-conceptual cognition".
'Empty concept' for Kant does not mean either "bogus concept" or "wholly meaningless concept": rather it means "concept that is not objectively valid," and as we have seen in Section 1.3, for Kant there can be very different sorts of concepts that are not objectively valid, including rationally intelligible concepts of noumenal objects or noumenal subjects.
Everyone you know and love will eventually be forgotten and rot silently in the ground where they will, if they're lucky, help feed the roots of a tree that will rot and die itself, and on and on until the sun someday explodes and swallows the Earth in a fiery, violent, wholly meaningless end.
As the FCA notes drily, "this was wholly inadequate and virtually meaningless in the context of the due diligence that Barclays was required to undertake".
The people behind the sculpture arguably distorted a quote of King's about overthrowing the political order through radical change and turned it into something bland, meaningless, and wholly uncontroversial.
Are all great traditions meaningless?
But that so wholly undersells the role Malcolm Young played in 41 years with AC/DC, one of the greatest rock'n'roll bands ever, as to be meaningless.
