intrinsically valueless

Examples (20)

• Many argue that money itself is intrinsically valueless, its worth being purely symbolic.
• Some ancient coins are not intrinsically valueless, but gain worth from history.
• Without a practical application, the rare artifact was intrinsically valueless to the villagers.
• Without a clear purpose, even vast resources can become intrinsically valueless.
• Some philosophical schools believe that material possessions are intrinsically valueless.
• Many believe that true art is never intrinsically valueless, regardless of market price.
• The old, broken machine was intrinsically valueless, despite its historical significance.
• The old currency became intrinsically valueless after the hyperinflation.
• Critics contended that the artist's latest work was intrinsically valueless, lacking any artistic merit.
• From an environmental perspective, plastic bags are intrinsically valueless and harmful.
• A promise, without intention to keep it, is intrinsically valueless.
• He argued that some bureaucratic procedures were intrinsically valueless and only caused delays.
• The company's shares became intrinsically valueless after the bankruptcy announcement.
• The company's stock was deemed intrinsically valueless by analysts after the scandal.
• He claimed that all human efforts were intrinsically valueless in the grand scheme of the universe.
• A skill, if not applied, can seem intrinsically valueless to its possessor.
• For collectors, the item might be prized, but to an outsider, it seemed intrinsically valueless.
• In a barter economy, certain items might be intrinsically valueless if no one wants them.
• Despite its elaborate design, the flawed software proved to be intrinsically valueless.
• Despite its shiny appearance, the trinket was intrinsically valueless.