Sentence examples for may seem superfluous from inspiring English sources

The company's sustainability credentials are so well embedded that the decision to turn the company into a benefit corporation may seem superfluous.

The president is mired in a miserable economy that is endangering his party's hold on power; White House aides don't want him to appear distracted by a debate that may seem superfluous to many Americans.

This may seem superfluous, given that a black man inhabits the Oval Office — until it's noted that Obama's inner circle consists largely of white males, same as it ever was.

While that may seem superfluous, Class2Go is no clone — it's bringing a unique approach to its online learning platform.

While this may seem superfluous, it will be necessary to refer back to a number of its particular steps in the later sections.

But it is the old version of the famously flat laptop, and although it may seem superfluous to point this out, I feel I should warn our readers that to take advantage of this deal is to buy yourself some grief.

If learning how to peel an orange with a knife and fork may seem slightly superfluous in Europe, in China the newly rich are ready to pay what it takes to acquire the manners that come with their new status.

And some of the details ­Byrne deploys seem superfluous.

An adaptation so satisfying can make a novel seem superfluous.

The strobe-lighted miniature fountains sequestered in a darkened gallery seem superfluous.

Although Bello Nock is not its sole performer, he can make anyone else seem superfluous.