Sentence examples for anything redundant from inspiring English sources
Successful simplicity, as Ive and Rams have each shown, is about capturing the essence of an experience via the painstaking elimination of anything redundant.
Memory is necessarily repetitive, but these memorials are anything but redundant.
In Hunger this long, wordless and unsettlingly beautiful moment is anything but redundant: you are made to think of how ordinary tasks - something as regular, methodical and quotidian as cleaning a floor - are contiguous with the most unimaginable horror: behind the doors the man with the squeegee passes are human beings living literally in shit.
Mr. Adler emphasized that "we don't want to do anything that's redundant".
Anything more is redundant.
The empowerment of UK wine consumers has made wine critics largely redundant in anything other than specialist publications (read by nerds who get a thrill from throwing money at status symbols) and, in this country at least, wine drinkers will treat Hanni – if indeed they pay him any heed whatsoever – as one more "expert" who can safely be ignored.
"It would be redundant if anything".
Make sure it's nothing redundant or anything that requires a great deal of detail.
HA can be anything from a spare system in a closet to a fully meshed, fully redundant network infrastructure with automatic failure detection and quick convergence.
Isn't it redundant to call anything you put in your mouth voluntarily "comfort food"?
So if the proper parts explain anything at all they are redundant, while if they explain nothing at all they are epiphenomenal.
