Nugatory

The artist felt that the negative reviews of his work were nugatory in the grand scheme of his career.

His attempts to argue were nugatory as the evidence against him was overwhelming.

The company's outdated marketing strategy proved nugatory in attracting new customers.

The hastily written apology letter appeared nugatory and insincere.

The student's excuse for not completing the assignment was nugatory.

His extravagant spending on luxury items left him with a nugatory bank account.

The outdated fashion trend was considered nugatory by the younger generation.

The broken vase was deemed nugatory and thrown away.

The politician's empty promises turned out to be nugatory for the citizens.

The counterfeit money was immediately recognized as nugatory by the cashier.

The politician's promises turned out to be nugatory once he was elected.

The team's lack of preparation rendered their strategy nugatory.

The teacher found the student's excuse for not completing the homework nugatory.

The artist's attempts to recreate the masterpiece proved nugatory; the final piece lacked the original's brilliance.

The politician's promises turned out to be nugatory, and the problems in the country continued to persist.

The committee's decision was considered nugatory, as it lacked any real authority.

The committee's decision to delay the project was nugatory, causing frustration among the team members.

The scientific study's results were considered nugatory due to flawed methodology and biased data.

The apology was nugatory and did nothing to mend their broken friendship.

Despite their flashy marketing campaign, the new product's features were largely nugatory and offered no real value.

The experiment's results were nugatory, failing to support the hypothesis.

The defendant's lawyer presented a nugatory defense, failing to provide any substantial evidence.

The doctor's prescribed treatment proved to be nugatory in curing the patient's illness.

The artist's latest artwork was considered nugatory by art critics, lacking creativity and originality.

The judge dismissed the lawsuit, deeming it nugatory.

Despite their extensive research, the scientists' hypothesis turned out to be nugatory in explaining the observed phenomenon.

The security measures in place at the event were nugatory, allowing unauthorized access.

Despite their promises, the government's actions were nugatory in addressing the environmental crisis.

The company's attempt to resolve the issue through a vague email was nugatory, leaving the customers dissatisfied.

The politician's promises during the campaign turned out to be nugatory once he was elected.

The student's half-hearted attempt at studying resulted in nugatory grades.

The new regulation had a nugatory impact on reducing pollution levels in the city.

The security system in the building was nugatory, allowing unauthorized access.

The student's half-hearted efforts to study for the exam resulted in nugatory grades.

Her efforts to fix the broken clock were nugatory.

Despite their good intentions, the charity's efforts to alleviate poverty in the region were nugatory due to lack of resources.

The company's attempt to boost sales with a poorly designed marketing campaign was nugatory.

The company's efforts to improve employee morale were nugatory.

The small donation had a nugatory impact on the charity's funds.

The company's attempt to improve customer service was ultimately nugatory.

The minor repairs to the bridge were nugatory, as it still posed a safety risk.

The weak WiFi signal rendered our attempts to stream the movie nugatory.

His efforts to convince the team were nugatory; they remained unmoved.

His efforts to convince the jury were nugatory, as the evidence against him was overwhelming.

The customer's demands for special treatment were seen as nugatory by the restaurant staff.

The team's efforts to increase sales were nugatory.

The company's investment in outdated machinery proved nugatory as they couldn't keep up with competitors.

The politician's promises proved to be nugatory when no action was taken.

The proposed legislation was deemed nugatory by the opposition, who argued it would have no real impact.

The company's marketing campaign was deemed nugatory and ineffective.