| She smirked at the intriguing fruitlessness of it all and recalled what a lumberingly absurd dream life had been. |
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| The depiction of the brutality and fruitlessness of war leaves a lasting impact on the reader. |
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| For further proof of the fruitlessness of the efforts in either penalty box there was the final frantic exchanges in County's box. |
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| Acknowledging the basic fruitlessness of human existence is important, but so is grinning. |
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| Where to begin on the sheer stupidity and fruitlessness of horizontal showering? |
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| The declaration of nullity, invalidity or fruitlessness, of any of these clauses, will not affect the validity or efficiency of the others, which will continue to be binding for the two parties. |
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| We should lay off a ministry yoke only when we sense the Lord so directs and not because of boredom, fruitlessness, conflict or some other crisis. |
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| The film not only explores the fruitlessness of trying to stabilize shorelines that nature prefers to keep in flux, but it also looks at issues like who benefits from, and who pays for, these expensive efforts. |
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| She could not separate herself from the fruitlessness of the attempt. |
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| And then you only have to contemplate a well-meaning group of MPs meeting the immovable object that is Peter Dutton, and the former immigration minister, Scott Morrison, and you see the fruitlessness of the exercise. |
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| We are deeply convinced of the fruitlessness of any directions in art which lead away from the great realistic traditions of artistic culture throughout the world. |
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