Sentence examples for perhaps superfluous from inspiring English sources

When Rivera hit technical hurdles he couldn't clear, Frilot encouraged him not to worry about adding interactive elements that were perhaps superfluous.

There's one other, possibly superfluous wrinkle.

No doubt, far less than 30 years hence, the iPod will seem as limited and clunky as the manual mower, and perhaps as superfluous.

It's an exciting venture, but I'd like to add a footnote regarding that other world of independent filmmaking the one in which a ten-million-dollar budget would be a colossal, and perhaps a superfluous, luxury.

It thus seems that with this new documentary about the squandered project, documentarian Pavich and Jodorowsky are furthering the attempt at making Dune into the "God" movie, albeit with a new angle--one that highlights its status as something legendary yet intangible, engendering so much speculation that its actual existence would perhaps be superfluous.

Useful, perhaps, but basically superfluous.

What the public doesn't understand, he writes in "Fly by Wire," is the extent to which advances in aviation and digital technology have made pilots almost superfluous, perhaps even "the weak link in flight".

The 3D feels a touch superfluous – or perhaps Laika are too much the aesthetes to exploit its in-your-face properties.