Sentence examples for little superfluous from inspiring English sources

The net effect was to make the show itself feel a little superfluous.

That, I think, is the point of a coda that feels a little superfluous.

And even if series three turns out to be a blazing return to form, it'll still feel a little superfluous.

So the addition of the touch screen is a little superfluous, and of course it adds thickness, weight and cost to the laptop.

This went on for many sentences, concluding with an exhortation that customers "celebrate with a cool little superfluous wine from southern Italy.

In other words, the awards seem a little superfluous in a place that offers movie prizes on the model of book awards.

Sauces and other trimmings are superfluous, a little extra butter melted in the warm omelette dish or placed on top of the omelette as you serve it being the only addition which is not out of place.

You learn in this show that, jokes aside, little is actually superfluous.

However, the biggest criticism of Abenomics is that it will provide only a short-lived adrenaline shot for growth, while producing little more than superfluous bridges and roads, and adding to Japan's already stifling national debt.

The dramatised scenes add little and range from superfluous to baffling, but the commentary on the art itself is fascinating and the sad endings of most artists' stories leave you wondering what might have been.

AT&T's Picturephone, which would have added around $90 to a person's monthly phone bill in 1974, a huge amount for the time, "was superfluous, adding little information to voice alone, especially considering its high price," said Kenneth Lipartito, a professor of history at Florida International University.