uselessness

It was time to burn up uselessness in our lives.

It was better to be angry, and to lose myself in uselessness.

The very children that went to school held her uselessness in contempt.

But the uselessness of such a thought struck her almost instantly.

Instead, he was struck by his own uselessness in the scheme of things.

Had his own pain made him retreat from reality into uselessness?

I revised my opinion as to the uselessness of knowledge.

Too often the files are spare to the point of uselessness.

Few have been able to rise to my level of uselessness. "

For a long time, he said, "one had a sense of utter uselessness about it."

He has begun to talk about train tracks and the uselessness of life.

Monk followed, knowing the uselessness of trying to pick anyone up.

Now he began to give way to his reflexes, despite the uselessness of this.

Then he grimaced at the uselessness of waste, and sat down.

Why don't you go to America where there's room for all sorts of uselessness?

In fact, the very definition of a collectible is its uselessness.

This showed itself in the uselessness on the right side in the child.

When she told him what had happened, he'd see the uselessness of trying to maintain the sham.

Maybe she realized better than he did the uselessness of his candidature.

Yet, despite the uselessness of her limbs, she remained upright.

"I stopped telling him about the uselessness of running."

I want Satan to realize the uselessness of his defense."

There must be millions like himself: well enough to do, intelligent, and sick of uselessness.

Tom well knew the uselessness of the latter plan.