futile造句

Pace considers attempts at timing futile.

After months of futile labor, the scientist suddenly had a brainstorm and solved the problem.

We are the Borg, Earth assimilation is inevitable, Resistant is futile!

Several futile attempts to terrorize the Poseidons were attempted by the Aryans, and each was quelled.

Any unrealistic objective is not worth pursuing sedulously since it is doomed to a futile project.

Not to mention the great many who profess a total disinterest in the election, seeing it as a futile exercise.

So far Mr Ellison shows no sign of having learned any lessons from Mr Welch's futile stubbornness.

My favorite aspect of this episode as a scientist is the idea that even science is futile in the absence of faith and boundless love.

Moreover, to anyone who is convinced of the mind's singleness of purpose, nothing is more futile than these distinctions based on methods and objects.

Brissenden had been wholly right in his judgment of the magazines, and he, Martin, had spent arduous and futile years in order to find it out for himself.

The poll also found out that at least 23.2 percent American doctors would prolong life-support, even if "futile", to appease the patient's family.

Winston whined and grizzled, made futile demands for food, fretted about the room pulling everything out of place and kicking the wainscoting until the neighbours banged on the wall, while the younger child wailed intermittently.

If there is little likelihood of objectives being achieved, assess whether the conversation might be so frustrating and futile that it would be best not to have it at all.

But equally disquieting is the way the writers and critics quoted in "Resisting the Tide" seem to draw their identity from the scandal they denounce and their futile resistance to it.