Nugatory example sentences

"Nugatory" Example Sentences

1. His objections were deemed nugatory and thus ignored.
2. The rule changes rendered all previous legislation nugatory.
3. Her pleas fell on deaf ears, adjudged nugatory by the judge.
4. Petty objections and nugatory remarks only stalled progress.
5. His input proved nugatory; ignored and forgotten in the end.
6. The laws passed did little, deemed nugatory and superficial.
7. All appeals were judged to be nugatory and hastily dismissed.
8. His attempts at reasoning were met with stony silence, adjudged nugatory.
9. His objections were dismissed as nugatory and unwarranted.
10. Her cries fell on deaf ears, considered nugatory and futile.
11. His warnings were deemed nugatory, seen as baseless alarmism.
12. All petitions were judged nugatory and summarily rejected.
13. His requests were considered nugatory and promptly denied.
14. Her arguments were seen as nugatory prattle and ignored.
15. His threats were adjudged nugatory and promptly dismissed.
16. Their demands fell on deaf ears, deemed nugatory by authorities.
17. The new law rendered the old statutes nugatory and obsolete.
18. Her cries for help went unheeded, dismissed as nugatory.
19. His objections were deemed nugatory, flippant and inconsequential.
20. The amendments rendered previous stipulations nugatory and void.
21. His petitions were judged nugatory and promptly discarded.
22. Her efforts proved nugatory against the army's steely resolve.
23. His demands were dismissed out of hand as nugatory bluster.
24. The new ruling rendered previous regulations nugatory and null.
25. His contributions were deemed nugatory and ignored.
26. All appeals were judged nugatory at the outset and dismissed.
27. His threats were construed as nugatory and ignored accordingly.
28. Her pleas were adjudged nugatory by those with cold hearts.
29. The loopholes rendered all provisions nugatory and meaningless.
30. His objections were considered nugatory and waved aside.
31. The powers vested through the Act were rendered nugatory.
32. Her cries went unheeded, deemed nugatory from the start.
33. The exceptions rendered the rule nugatory by design.
34. His warnings fell on deaf ears, seen as nugatory alarmism.
35. The amendments rendered previous statutes nugatory and obsolete.
36. Her efforts proved nugatory against an implacable foe.
37. The archaic law proved nugatory in a rapidly changing world.
38. His demands fell on stony ground, deemed nugatory from the outset.
39. His objections were deemed nugatory caviling and dismissed.
40. The exemptions rendered the law nugatory by design.
41. His threats were viewed as nugatory posturing from the start.
42. Her protests were met with icy indifference, deemed nugatory.
43. The power granted proved nugatory against such opposition.
44. The exceptions made the rule nugatory in all but name.
45. Her cries fell upon deaf ears, deemed nugatory from the outset.
46. The rule changes rendered all precedents nugatory and obsolete.
47. His appeals were deemed nugatory and ignored accordingly.
48. The loopholes left the law nugatory before it was ever enacted.
49. His demands fell on deaf ears, deemed nugatory from the start.
50. Her objections were deemed nugatory and summarily dismissed.
51. The new ruling left the powers vested nugatory and powerless.
52. His pleas fell upon stony ground, deemed nugatory and futile.
53. Her objections were deemed nugatory carping and ignored.
54. The new law rendered previous statutes nugatory and obsolete.
55. His objections were seen as nugatory and dismissed out of hand.
56. All petitions were deemed nugatory and dismissed with prejudice.
57. The ruling rendered all clauses nugatory and toothless.
58. The changes left the principles nugatory and ineffectual.
59. The new act rendered the old statutes nugatory and obsolete.
60. The new ruling left all powers vested nugatory and powerless.

Common Phrases

1. Render nugatory - Make something invalid, useless or ineffective.
2. Deem nugatory - Consider or judge something to be useless, useless.
3. Be adjudged nugatory - Be judged or determined to be invalid or pointless.
4. Be dismissed as nugatory - Be rejected as something trivial or worthless.
5. Prove nugatory - Show or turn out to have no practical effect or value.
6. Be met with nugatory - Be responded to with uselessness or ineffectiveness.
7. Leave nugatory - Leave something ineffective or useless.
8. Adjudged nugatory - Judicially determined to be pointless or invalid.
9. Be waved aside as nugatory - Be dismissed as trivial or having no effect.