Sentence examples for Absolutely unnecessary from inspiring English sources

But he found the tone "absolutely unnecessary, demeaning and potentially destructive".

Anton Nosik, a blogger and journalist in Russia, called the law in a telephone interview "absurd, harmful and absolutely unnecessary".

In an interview with the German newspaper Die Zeit recently, Starck proclaimed that "everything that I designed is absolutely unnecessary".

Mr. Norstein's sauce, made with apricots, black vinegar and red pepper, is perfectly fine but absolutely unnecessary.

I've got no proof though; it's just hearsay, but I do believe a lot of these vaccinations were absolutely unnecessary.

Nowotny also added his voice to those insisting that a currency war is not taking place, calling such chatter "absolutely unnecessary".

Anyway, point being, what made the film good and/or popular in 1987 makes the film every bit as watchable today, which makes a remake absolutely and utterly unnecessary.

Appearing on the ABC program "This Week," he said seizing Elian at dawn was "absolutely intolerable, unnecessary, outrageous and has left a scar on this community and particularly a scar deep in the mind of this little boy, and, I suggest, a lot of other children as to what can happen in the middle of the night".

"These plans are absolutely monstrous and unnecessary," said one neighbour, the Duchess of St Albans.

Unopened bags from her favorite thrift store, Savers, packed the hallway, her stove was stacked three feet high with dirty pots and pans, her oven was on the brink of breaking down (it eventually did), and the living room was absolutely packed with unnecessary furniture, cardboard boxes, perilously piled stacks of books, empty soda bottles, and crumpled bags from cookies, chips, and crackers.

Mr. Kerry also asserted, in response to a question from a high school student about the possibility of another military draft, "If you elect me president of the United States, I will give us a foreign policy that absolutely makes it unnecessary to have a draft in this nation".