Justice Steele led the way, scolding peers for their colorful but extraneous comments.
Ms. Stewart pretended to be part of the conversation "by making extraneous comments such as 'chocolate' and 'heart attack,' " the prosecutors said.
And in a posthumous review of Lazarus's poems, deKay inserted extraneous comments about her being a "Sibyl Judaica," suggesting that only a Jewish poet could reach "that great world of finance in Europe which is Hebrew, which is so powerful through money-bags and acquired titles, and which seems to use its wealth to so little purpose".
If you like your debater to be condescending, snide, repetitive, off topic, rote, eager to get personal, willing to toss out extraneous comments and charges, and full of phony manners (thanking the host for every question), then Sen. Scott Brown is your man.
Get rid of extraneous spaces, comments.
In a motion filed Thursday in San Diego federal court, Trump's attorneys maintain that his own comments are "extraneous" and would be "irrelevant, and prejudicial".
The tail of the text (from the reference section downward) had been ignored by the classification component as this part was never found to contain relevant information, while it often did contain misleading extraneous text such as comments and information on related articles and their abstracts.
Coherence principle – limit extraneous content.
His spokesman said the ultra-conservative's comments were "totally extraneous" to the revoking of the excommunication.
Joanna Weiss of the Boston Globe wrote, "The presence of Eric McCormack, as an intrepid TV reporter, is especially extraneous (no disrespect to intrepid reporters)." Robert Bianco of USA Today commented, "The central cast is completed by ... poor Eric McCormack as a crusading, coke-addicted journalist who spends the second half of the movie playing Rambo in the desert.
The only editing of any comments we did was to fix minor typos and to remove extraneous interruptions by other candidates or the moderators.
