Sentence examples for more superfluous from inspiring English sources

No more superfluous sultry.

The other tales in "Licks of Love" are even more superfluous and formulaic.

But they couldn't possibly have been more superfluous than these last two days have been.

A few religious mystics demonstrated their despondency by sticking swords through their more superfluous folds of flesh.

Nothing makes these B-movie effects more superfluous (and embarrassing) than the serious analysis that various diplomats, scholars and journalists offer in the documentary.

A security man lumbers onto the field, build of a massive pavlova, a man more superfluous than a brassiere on a Brahman bull.

To someone like me, who is just ecstatic if he can convince himself to take a jog around the block, such a device is more than 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 elaborate involvement of banks, lawyers, profits, and non-profit coordinating companies appears more than superfluous when one takes a closer look at what is being done with Pay for Success in Chicago through the expansion of pre-K to 2,600 Chicago public school children.

Miller's reasons for saddling the book with fly-Jacob's perspective become clearer at the end, but they never feel more than superfluous to the lonely wanderings of his human incarnation and Masha's quest to do justice to her gifts.

In any normal year, the primary contests would by now have become more or less superfluous because both parties would have settled on their nominees to fight for the presidency in November.