Sentence examples for as extraneous as from inspiring English sources

Canning wrote that "as extraneous as the extended "Scream" segment was, the build up to that moment was perfect".

Like "Palo Alto," Franco's debut short-story collection published in 2010, "Actors Anonymous" isn't really a novel so much as a slim collection of short stories fleshed out with nonfiction pieces that feel about as extraneous as those Instagram stunts (but more on that later).

There are people that exist on this earth not as objects in themselves, but as extraneous specks or tiny spots on objects.

The House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi of California, criticized these provisions as extraneous.

And the more complications (as extraneous indicators are called in the trade), the rarer and more expensive the timepiece.

Hypotheses and "theory" were avoided as extraneous and speculative, as in the phrase of then-towering scientific authority, Newton (1643 1727): "hypothesis non fingo" ("I feign no hypothesis," Newton's reply to the question of the cause of gravity).

An important aspect of this is scanning distortions, as the electron probe is susceptible to both mechanical, electrical, and magnetic disturbances, both from noise within the microscope system, as well as extraneous disturbances from the surrounding environment, and these will have some influence, even in the best designed microscope rooms [40].

Either the text or graphics can be viewed as extraneous.

They did not regard the forest as extraneous to their lives.

It's fast, too, as extraneous tags and code is stripped out.

CoI views digital technologies and the competencies required to use them effectively as extraneous to the core model.