unmeaning

The world to you is like an old woman's chant at her spinning-wheel, unmeaning rhymes crowded with random images.

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

And the story took with it into the kingdom of unmeaning its two essential ingredients: uniqueness and ambiguity.

So the word of flaw product is unmeaning in the Product Quality Law.

My mind had nothing in it but hot vapour, and vapour-filled bubbles frothed and eddied round a vortex of lazy fancy, aimless and unmeaning.

Talk too much, also will expose by the fact and become unmeaning .

insignificant sounds; his response. . . is picayune and unmeaning- R. B. Pearsall.

There smiles the Divine Child among his playthings of unmeaning clouds and ephemeral lights and shadows.

Maybe, the natural rough quality and the unmeaning eye expression_r_r are the reason why Teddy Bear is loved by lots of people.

To the blind pen, the hand that writes is unreal, its writing unmeaning.

the ideas , the modes , the surroundings , appeared retrogressive and unmeaning

Alas! I wander about absorbed in unmeaning deeds;