Sentence examples for pretty superfluous from inspiring English sources

The introduction, when it comes, is pretty superfluous.

There is also some hitting and gunplay, but that's pretty superfluous.

Welshman Rhys Jones (the word 'Welshman' was pretty superfluous there, wasn't it?) goes in the men's T37 200m at 8.08pm, Other British finalists hoping to get places on the podium tonight include Welshman and Paralympics debutant Rhys Jones in the men's T37 2008 (2008 BST) and Dorking resident Sophia Warner in the T35 200m at 8.15pm.

It just seems pretty superfluous".

Googe said, "At the beginning I used to go down [to the studio] most days but after a while I began to feel pretty superfluous so I went down less".

(A similar effort was mounted in Arlington, but if you know anything about the political makeup of that county then you'd probably already realize that the undertaking was pretty superfluous).

That made 1,504 people, or thereabouts, all accompanying Feist, all doomed to be pretty much superfluous.

That said, his open-hearted vocals on "No Place to Fall" reverse those roles, with Campbell merely providing pretty-but-superfluous window-dressing, and Lanegan's Dylanesque drawl on the gospel-flavoured "Lately" would have the Dude in The Big Lebowski nodding with approval.

All 4 Harrowing but pretty essential viewing (despite the superfluous background music), this three-part fly-on-the-wall doc follows the police officers of the Greater Manchester public protection division, which specialises in sex offences.

A pretty, new schoolhouse is purposeless until you fill it with competent teachers, adequate supplies, and eager students, and it becomes superfluous again if funding is lost.

And, apart from a totally superfluous second gift shop, that's pretty much it.