Sentence examples for from being superfluous from inspiring English sources

Like Mozart and Beethoven, he realized that the long introductory passage of the orchestra, far from being superfluous, was the means of sharpening and deepening the complex relationship of orchestra to solo, especially when the time came for recapitulation, where an entirely new and often revelatory distribution of themes, keys, instrumentation, and tensions was possible.

The "Angry Young Man" who shocked Chatterley-ban Britain with Saturday Night and Sunday Morning turned 80 last year, but the "young" was superfluous from the beginning.

This will need educational reforms which lead more students to graduate from high school (skills were superfluous in the old, construction and tourism-driven growth model), and create institutions of international excellence.

According to Ibn Ezra, the first two words of the commandment ("I [am] YHWH") hint at the knowledge of God that one obtains from creation; it would thus be superfluous to add "Who made heaven and earth".

And it was silly, because any confession garnered from Tsarnaev would probably have been superfluous given the massive amount of evidence already amassed by the FBI against him, much of it from witnesses using social media and camera surveillance of public places in Boston.

Blocked by laws and regulations from going either forward or back, they are superfluous people, undocumented and unwanted.

Films of its crimes are superfluous and risk distracting us from the continual suffering of those who live under it.

Fresh pancreatectomy samples that were superfluous to diagnostic needs were obtained from the University Health Network Tumour Tissue Bank according to institutional human ethical guidelines.

EVERYTHING about S. Russell Groves is just so, from his style of dress to his choice of words; nothing is superfluous.

Aside from all questions over accuracy, however, the single most powerful is that it is superfluous and vastly expensive.

That would be superfluous.