Sentence examples for deeply unnecessary from inspiring English sources

Yet the film even plays that hand badly, opting at around the two-hour mark not to start wrapping things up but to introduce a deeply unnecessary second villain.

(A legal abortion in the developed world, in contrast, is among the safest medical procedures there is, which is why deaths from abortions are so deeply unnecessary and so frustrating for people who work in public health).

"Despite his denials," Mr. Stone intones about Truman, "his flawed and tragic decision to use the bomb against Japan was meant instead as a ruthless and deeply unnecessary warning that the United States could be unrestrained by humanitarian considerations in using these same bombs against the Soviet Union".

In a busy world that needs revolution, admin, inventiveness, glee and thrift, sex being depicted as a cross between the challenges on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! and a trolley dash around selfridges.com seems like a deeply unnecessary complication.

Second, the relationship among the optimal position of each CN has not been thoroughly investigated and deeply summarized; unnecessary calculation cannot be avoided when the number of the CNs is huge.

This is deeply unfair, and unnecessary.

Not to mention the investment needed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, provide the education and training that displaced workers need, or reverse the deeply unpopular, and unnecessary, pension cuts that were made in the last seven years.

"The court is deeply troubled by this unnecessary, and apparently voyeuristic, intrusion," wrote Judge Sullivan, a federal judge in Manhattan.

Given all of that, a dogged push for painting-only-painting, as if painting were the only art that's really art, seems like an unnecessary, and deeply conservative crusade.

The death of Michael Jackson was both unnecessary and deeply troubling.

Here in Philadelphia, Archbishop Charles Chaput wrote in The Inquirer that the administration's mandate, "including its latest variant, is belligerent, unnecessary, and deeply offensive to the content of Catholic belief".