unmeaning

Some of the incidents seemed at the time irrelevant and unmeaning.

Yet I think she has, all unknowing and unmeaning.

I was like a man emerging from a thicket, and suddenly coming on some unmeaning tragedy.

All motives of policy had passed over Philip like unmeaning noise; but he knew his duty.

Of its unmeaning character, too, I was entirely persuaded, yet that did not banish it.

He laughed a short, unmeaning masculine laugh which jarred somewhat on her.

He flopped the reins about as we started, and of course gave me several unmeaning cuts with the whip, though I was fairly off.

A mere unmeaning wilderness is not even impressive.

"Where, Edward in the name of wonder (said he) did you pick up this unmeaning gibberish?

She flew high, headlong, fast, up into the sky where the light was growing and a white wind had erased the unmeaning stars.

One of the other men struck up one of those unmeaning songs, common among the slaves.

Therefore, pray do not sink your real character in paying unmeaning compliments to me.'

Were it not better to exceed The avenging thought, the unmeaning deed, Make one strong act at least?

Such a supposition, Socrates, is monstrous and unmeaning.

The thing is vague and unmeaning.

I have alluded to an unmeaning phrase to the effect that such and such a creed cannot be believed in our age.

Oh, this is a vile ship: the Sophie never behaved so - wild, unmeaning lurches.

In such moments one can see the face of one's own best friend as an unmeaning pattern of spectacles or moustaches.

I felt it to be an unmeaning weakness in me and tried to overcome it by attending to the words I heard.

We made unmeaning ejaculations, our eyes sought in the twining, thickening jungle round about us.

"These are vague and unmeaning words," observed Pichegru.

And when I hear the guard shout out the word 'Victoria,' it is not an unmeaning word.

The controversy is ultimately unmeaning.

It seemed impossible that the Medium, sitting so still beside him, could be doing all these things--grotesquely unmeaning though they might be.

Thus many opponents of our public schools, imagining themselves to be very democratic, have exhausted themselves in an unmeaning attack upon the study of Greek.