Sentence examples for feel redundant from inspiring English sources

It's possible that with such transformation we are forced to examine our identity and role and there is some of feeling marginalized, not being appealing or made to feel redundant and grotesque, both physically and psychologically.

Therefore the phrase "environmentalist art" should not provoke confusion but should rather feel redundant.

And with a third of the show to go, it begins to feel redundant.

So every time I started to lead, Frauke would feel redundant.

The movie may feel redundant, but it is stylish and intelligent.

Pepys is remembered, of course, for his Diary and that alone might be enough to make a biographer feel redundant.

Perhaps she felt redundant.

"It felt redundant," she said.

I usually like clear contribution statements but it feels redundant with the earlier discussion this time.

But there's something about sauce – perhaps because it feels redundant.

It feels redundant to ask, but has she struggled to find interesting roles?