Uselessness

Because your present mouth will lead you to hell if you don’t quit this uselessness that satan is using you to perform on this page disrespecting random people.

He abridged Ibn-e-Taymiyah’s book the Refutation of the Logicians to demonstrate the uselessness of employing logic as an epistemological tool in intellectual works.

The Republican Party has demonstrated that it delights in playing dirty, refuses to compromise for the national good, and embraces the most malign of Trump’s many fictions from the uselessness of masks to the myth of climate change.

Those tortured by emotional abuse can be left with feelings of isolation and trapped with feelings of uselessness, helplessness, anxiety, depression or in extreme cases, destructive thoughts of self-harm and suicide.

We prepared an old German airfield that had been bombed into uselessness.

Benjamin Meise has first-hand experience when it comes to the uselessness of the limited tenders for younger farmers.

If they don’t, they will completely lay bare the uselessness of their organisations and enable a victory of the bourgeoisie in the coming elections.

Uselessness is in the eye of the beholder.

Now, it is constant, which makes football NOT FOOTBALL but more Kim K West reality type uselessness.

The uselessness of the People for Ethical Treatment of Animals has been on full display over the last few days.

Empiricism and realism versus idealism Machiavelli is sometimes seen as the prototype of a modern empirical scientist, building generalizations from experience and historical facts, and emphasizing the uselessness of theorizing with the imagination.

The feelings of uselessness generated by such marginalization could in theory prompt support from friends and kin.