having no use for

Now, an environmental science student might be forced to pay for a calculus textbook filled with advanced mathematical proofs despite having no use for it.

Baldwin and Giovanni are united, though, in having no use for white critics, so take my admiration for this show with that grain of salt.

Reality suggests otherwise, but the president, having no use for the evidence, has convinced himself of his own innocence.

Having no use for prerogatives, Whitman took in all the world that was and returned himself to it, giving himself continuously away.

Lawrence, having no use for the discarded metal, happily obliged.