Sentence examples for probably superfluous from inspiring English sources

This maneuvering was probably superfluous.

That "probably" is probably superfluous.

He doesn't remake the thriller in "Talk Talk" — that's a tall and probably superfluous order.

Timely evacuation of the two miles next to the site is a preferred emergency response for Westchester, but probably superfluous in the other counties in the emergency zone.

Ms. Smith is so meticulous in her attention to the details of voice, language and physical bearing that give people definition — the sentences that trail off, the hiccups of syntax, the heavy or elegant tread — that the ample use of costumes, props and sets is probably superfluous.

The "arrival and departure" honors are probably superfluous since Ferdie is, by anyone's calculations, long gone.

But if he does win Arizona it will probably be superfluous, since in all likelihood he'll already have won states like Ohio, Colorado and Virginia that are closer to the tipping point.

The 90s period setting of Boys in the Trees feels, if not superfluous, probably misguided.

And it was silly, because any confession garnered from Tsarnaev would probably have been superfluous given the massive amount of evidence already amassed by the FBI against him, much of it from witnesses using social media and camera surveillance of public places in Boston.

But, he says, Fed easing is superfluous and probably dangerous because the business cycle is strong enough to be self-sustaining.

The trucks had nondescript markings — a superfluous precaution, probably, since robbing one would be a chore: a typical Mint bag full of pennies contains only about four thousand dollars' worth, yet you'd need a forklift to move it to the back of your getaway vehicle.