Sentence examples for feel superfluous from inspiring English sources

The children feel superfluous and lonely.

We were starting to feel superfluous.

The embellishments (neither the nurse nor the journo bonkings are on record) feel superfluous.

But by then, a film may feel superfluous to Rand's most loyal fans; events unfolding around them will have been dramatisation enough.

Such videos often feel superfluous or pandering, but these were charming, finding good humor in the conflicts between fashion and choreography.

There's certainly money here — a passenger in the car that picked me up that night was building a Tibetan-style house on the island's northern end— but riches feel superfluous when one of the finest meals to be had on the island costs a mere 31.50 dollars a person.

This simply feels superfluous.

Much of this side color, however, feels superfluous.

And with Mr. Pendleton's adaptation of Shaw's brilliant dialogue, the musical numbers sometimes felt superfluous.

And yet so much of the performance on this album feels superfluous.

There was no "So What?" in the set, and a backbeat-retrofitted "All Blues" felt superfluous.