Sentence examples for quite superfluous from inspiring English sources
All this would be quite superfluous in an age or culture that possessed symbols".
The publisher's announcement for Mozart's quartets to Haydn, for instance, used the dedication to confirm the quality of the music: "Mozart's works call for no special praise, so that it should be quite superfluous to go into details; it need only be affirmed that here is a masterpiece.
I found I could neither sympathise with nor dislike this Trotta – who is indeed a superfluous man, and not quite convincing as the narrator of his own disintegration.
While he quite liked 'Flip Ya Lid' by Nightmares On Wax, he was annoyed by its superfluous whistling: 'I'd buy their album as long as there's no other whistling on it.
To judge by the ferocity of her forehands while dashing about in a tennis skirt, Rippon has clearly been ageing backwards (she has "quite young legs", she is told after an MRI scan, the use of which is entirely superfluous).
It didn't quite come to blows but the lenient gun laws of the Lone Star state made a mere punch in the head seem superfluous.
You eliminate the superfluous.
That would be superfluous.
The iPad was superfluous.
