Sentence examples for extraneous are from inspiring English sources

The only parts of the movie that seem extraneous are brief re-enactments of scenes described by Mr. Bachardy.

Nothing extraneous is allowed to get in the way of the steady march of the violence.

Also singled out as extraneous was $11 million in economic assistance to be provided to fishermen in four New England states who suffered losses due to new fishing restrictions.

(Selena's, sung with pure tone by the soprano Susannah Biller, is an ode to the stars, that ultimate poetic cliché.) More troublingly extraneous is Vera herself.

"Then to pitch up straight after on live TV, which has an awful lot about it that seems extraneous, is a profound culture shock.

All kinds of extraneous elements are added to the story.

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

All sorts of extraneous issues are addressed in the intense horse-trading of the budget's final act, he said.

Last, extraneous disturbances are relatively large because gravitational forces are very small (something that Newton first pointed out).

However, such extraneous signals are beyond the scope of the present study.

As speech speeds up, intonation flattens, extraneous syllables are eliminated, and vowels but not consonants shorten.