Senselessness used in a sentence

Senselessness in a sentence as a noun

You don't get the same feeling of senselessness from the reporting that you did from Vietnam.

I watched the video, and for me it amplified and made tangible the senselessness of the act, the wanton and flat nature of the violence.

Disregarding the obvious senselessness of the term "copyrighted illegal content", people search for book titles all the time.

Here is the senselessness of this policy: They allow people to use Gmail but disable the chat portion of Gmail; the only reason for this is to stop them from goofing off.

The truth is that a paranoia and senselessness from authority is what makes a regime like Russia or China and the US is quickly going in that direction.

In light of this perceived senselessness, he suggests that one should enjoy the simple pleasures of daily life, such as eating, drinking, and taking enjoyment in one's work, which are gifts from the hand of God."

It is better to focus on delivering excellent service so things more rarely get to that point, but that's how apologies and announcements tend to get vague to the point of senselessness.

Any person with basic maturity/intelligence would long have understood that any of us could die in any split second, and that the essence of the world is randomness and senselessness.

The "microcomputer" form factor then became the "personal computer".All of which just underscores the senselessness of calling something the size of a small refrigerator "pint-sized".

Passing broad judgement against that utility because it's outcomes are behavioral and mind-state rather than material is a reflection of your culture, not the senselessness of theirs.

>Carl Jung, one of the most prolific psychotherapists of the 20th century, remarked that about a third of his cases were suffering from “no clinically definable neurosis, but from the senselessness and emptiness of their lives.

Everyone's attention is finite, but my guess is the overlap is pretty big between people who are stung by the horror and senselessness of the Christchurch attack and people who are concerned about the moral problems and fallout of military action.

Examples include instances in which bureaucracies overpower people, often in a surreal, nightmarish milieu which evokes feelings of senselessness, disorientation, and helplessness.