meaninglessly

Why would he want to give his life so meaninglessly?

Why should such a beautiful life be ended so meaninglessly?

The voice then began to recite a series of numbers meaninglessly.

A half hour later, the words were blurring before her eyes and running together meaninglessly.

He screamed and waved his arms meaninglessly in the air.

His grandfather had, meaninglessly he'd thought, taken it from him with no explanation.

"To each his own," I said meaninglessly, trying to think of a polite way to end the conversation.

"Jim," he said, meaninglessly, so far as the other was concerned.

He answered somehow, meaninglessly, and struggled to continue the note; words would not come.

He smiled at her again, meaninglessly, and made some form of mumbled excuse.

But of course she had said it silently, meaninglessly.

Or all those people who died so meaninglessly in the Ashkhabad earthquake last year.

He leaned forward to fiddle meaninglessly with the music controls.

He was talking quite meaninglessly, only watching her.

"Don't tell me about rushing around," said Dirk, completely meaninglessly.

He sensed the growing universe around him, its huge, meaninglessly expanding emptiness.

Jau turned to his own displays, but they flowed by him meaninglessly.

The first whisked by with complete disregard, the second flashed meaninglessly.

He said that the attack "functioned without object-hopelessly and meaninglessly" throughout the day.

Sometimes the description is meaninglessly vague, and sometimes it hits the mark.

He seemed to think this was exciting, and quoted some meaninglessly long time ago in the past-she couldn't remember.

'It's all very well for you,' he said meaninglessly.

There hadn't been a passing car for a while, and the corner traffic signal flashed meaninglessly at an empty street.

Bran's white head was still bent over the ground, as he moved slowly, meaninglessly to and fro.

And he stared meaninglessly at the cracked circuit he was holding in his hand.