Life itself to make it supportable, should not be considered too near; my reason represents to me in vain the inutility of serious reflections.

However pride, prejudice and personal interest, may deceive themselves respecting the re-establishment of our Western Colonies, nobody will be able longer to dissemble the inutility of attempts to persevere in a false route.

When the baby woke from its stupor it would wearily raise its head from its little neck, which had become a mere thread; the mother to stifle its feeble moans would press it to her breast, but the child would turn away its mouth guessing the inutility of expending its strength on that rag of flesh from which it could only succeed in extracting the last drop.

From these concessions however we are by no means authorised to infer their inutility.

In the Epistle to the Galatians Paul speaks with unusual boldness and earnestness, severely rebuking them for their departure from the truth, and reiterating with dogmatic ardor the inutility of circumcision as of the Law abrogated by Christ, with whom, in the liberty which he proclaimed, there is neither Jew nor Greek, neither bond nor free, neither male nor female, but all are one in Him.

He saw the inutility of his efforts; henceforth, prudence and courtly behavior put a seal upon his lips.

We cannot allow inutilities in this world.

This shows the perfect inutility of fortifying the old town of Vienna against a foreign enemy.