Sentence examples for rather unnecessary from inspiring English sources

Given his great wealth, it all seems rather unnecessary.

In the film, she is surrounded by people and even has a rather unnecessary sidekick.

It seems rather unnecessary to block all calls rather than place a cap of, say, £30, but that's what's happening.

In any case, the English version seems rather unnecessary; I'd happily watch the whole thing in Welsh, or at least much larger parts of it.

Much of the text is delivered as melodrama over suitably doomy, atmospheric textures from the 12-piece ensemble, so that beginning the disc with Hellekant's slightly arch reading of the original poem seems rather unnecessary.

It seems rather unnecessary and potentially distracting, but visually this is a dazzling and engrossing little teaser.

FE will continue to change lives; my wish is for stability rather than unnecessary change.

"They focus on basic elements — materials and shape — rather than unnecessary add-ons.

Imagine a treasury secretary who favored employment, poverty reduction and development, rather than unnecessary austerity, in developing countries.

In Teach Us to Sit Still you'll be hopping leg to leg in sympathy for Tim Parks, who records his tricky prostate trouble, which ultimately repairs itself by sitting still rather than unnecessary surgery.

It would be refreshing to see the Mayor and Mr. Vallone unite behind a law the city needs rather than unnecessary referendums erected as monuments to their political egos.