Sentence examples for entirely extraneous from inspiring English sources
It's a marvellous scene, and fabulously awkward, though it is entirely extraneous.
Delphine's closest girlhood friend, a rather sinister female undertaker, gets involved in a sordid subplot so poorly developed that it seems entirely extraneous to the book.
Is it still necessary to point out that rape is about power and anger, not sex, and that the age factor is entirely extraneous?
"This is especially true here because the screenshots, even if not entirely extraneous to the dispute, are of barely marginal relevance".
Its strikers probably don't.PS To be fair, this time England are approaching possible penalties very methodically, even enlisting the help of statisticians.PPS The following anecdote is entirely extraneous to the topic at hand but it cries out for a mention.
(Woolfe) ★ 'Kaddish' (Thursday) The Park Avenue Armory's Tune-In Music Festival celebrates Philip Glass's 75th birthday this year, but it begins with a new work that is peripheral, though not entirely extraneous, to Mr. Glass's world.
All extraneous at this stage.
It seemed not only extraneous, but decadent.
Meanwhile, all extraneous detail is stripped away.
Erase all extraneous lines within the image.
