Sentence examples for pretty much redundant from inspiring English sources
So much so that the surtitles are pretty much redundant.
Presenters Giles Coren and Dr Polly Russell were pretty much redundant in this.
Since a wine from a screwtop bottle can't be corked, tasting wines is pretty much redundant.
Discussion of the first is pretty much redundant without understanding of the second - so it's about time the focus shifted.
While they still are getting made, though, the other ones, the mockumentaries – Twenty Twelve and W1A etc – are pretty much redundant.
You might wonder if it's worth the effort to improve it – after all, haven't computers and smartphones made handwriting pretty much redundant?
'I think they are all pretty much of a muchness.
Because instead of rendering Mantel's novels redundant, it's done pretty much the opposite.
The inevitable accident is almost redundant, since he was already pretty much a wreck.
So pretty much everybody agrees, Dick Cheney speaking on torture is redundant.
