Sentence examples for it seemed superfluous from inspiring English sources

Since he had never really stopped running, it seemed superfluous.

For many years, they discussed marriage, but it seemed superfluous.

What Coppola pursued, through that diptych's performances, composition, and cinematography, was a sense of style at a time when it seemed superfluous.

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On a superficial level, it seemed superfluous: I hadn't known many of them, and why would my sexuality matter to people whom I hadn't seen for a quarter century and might never see again?

It seemed superfluous, but we decided to go to the county clerk's office and get married in Utah.

"It seems superfluous to constrain trading in some of the newer derivatives and other innovative financial contracts of the past decade," Mr. Greenspan writes.

It seems superfluous to invent novel splicing factors for each intron.

Importantly, BAFF can clearly stimulate the survival of plasma cells under in vitro conditions, yet it seems superfluous in the bone marrow in vivo.

It seems superfluous to have two lineages with peptide binding abilities, but with the complete conservation of the predicted peptide binding groove in typical Z lineage sequences, a specific conserved and important functional role emerges for this lineage.

He has contracted Chekhov's effort to a compact 90 minutes, staging the play without music, lighting, period costumes or makeup, and relying on performers in possession of so much natural energy that it might have seemed superfluous had the expected conventions been deployed.