Sentence examples for be superfluous to from inspiring English sources

MP3 compression, in particular, squeezes out certain sounds believed to be superfluous to the ear.

Mr. Bee, it might be superfluous to note, is a lawyer.

They seem to have no primary song, which may be superfluous to their gregarious and specialized mode of life.

Mr. Barons said he and the exhibition's other curator, Frank Newbold, chairman of the society's collection committee, decided it would be superfluous to include texts about how hard kitchen work was in those days.

No one really knows where games are headed; indeed there are so many potential directions that it may soon be superfluous to attempt to call all these diverse creations "videogames" whatsoever.

It'd be superfluous to list all the details they go over, but let's just say that GSM Arena's "first look" is more thorough than most reviews.

"There's one chosen one in the family, and everyone else is superfluous to requirements".

Nature is so ever-present, she said, that it is "superfluous" to garden except in pots.

Like Isabella Blow, most women internalise their sense of being superfluous to requirements.

'They're not primed.' It also means that Rhodes is superfluous to requirements.

But the location itself was superfluous to the story line, and is potentially a threat to our national security.