meaningless造句
(181) His conclusion is that meaningless information is difficult to remember.
(182) Foolhardy ignorance will only make things worse, your behavior will become meaningless.
(183) Laws banning practices "in restraint of trade," she argues, are meaningless: nobody can know in advance precisely what they forbid.
(184) Laugh or cry as you like, and it's meaningless to oppress yourself.
(185) An exercise, a composition, or an arrangement in which a performer sings sol-fa syllables or other meaningless vocal sounds rather than a text.
(186) Give them all sorts of meaningless information. And hopefully, they'll start to think of you as a friend.
(187) Van Til eschews both traditional empiricism and traditional apriorism : facts apart from laws and vice versa are equally meaningless.
(188) Therefore, the data write-in method can reduce meaningless data migration to improve the system efficiency and avoid the long write latency time.
(189) If so, accuracy in formulating diets and calculating the nutrient needs of pigs is rendered meaningless.
(190) During the Major Depressive Episode, patients feel so depressed, helpless, and hopeless that they consider life is worthless or meaningless. These feelings may even lead to suicide.
(191) As an agony aunt, I am used to people telling me that their jobs are meaningless.
(192) The last two definitions are tautological and especially meaningless ("paraphilias are disorders and therefore deviant").
(193) It would not have occurred to her that an action which is ineffectual thereby becomes meaningless.
(194) In Satre's philosophy, being is prior to "nothing" but would be meaningless without "nothing"; however, man pursues the being in the unstable state, which causes useless warmth of life.
(195) Of course, a high earnings yield is meaningless if earnings fall off a cliff.
(196) Enough. You prattle on like a child reciting bits of meaningless trivialities.
(197) Turning Shanghai into China's money capital would be meaningless if the yuan were not convertible.
(198) Unless these conditions are complied with, weight relationship are meaningless.
(199) But by then, the great divide between white and non-white "will have become meaningless because of inter-mixing".
(200) The fear is that the idea of sticking with another through thick and thin – the very essence of friendship and love – will come to seem absurd, uncool, meaningless.
(201) For the first time since the decline of Dadaism , we are witnessing a revival in the fine art of meaningless naming.
(202) In Phoenician as in Hebrew, "aleph" means ox, and "bet" means house; the Greek "alpha" and "beta" are meaningless.
(203) When ordinal utilities are used, differences are treated as ethically or behaviorally meaningless.
(204) Under certain safeguards of an illusory character the French were reduced to accepting this meaningless formula.
(205) If you're a nihilist, then feel free to start with the answer, "I don't have a purpose," or "Life is meaningless," and take it from there. If you keep at it, you'll still eventually converge.
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