Sentence examples for really redundant from inspiring English sources
She wrote murderous tragedies, and that's not really redundant.
I don't know, I feel like as time has gone on, hip-hop has become really redundant and repetitive.
"I feel like, as time has gone on, hip-hop has become really redundant and repetitive, and there is no point in listening to anything".
In this paper, we explore the question "Are the implicit constraints really redundant?" in the optimization of power allocation especially when using iterative methods (e.g., subgradient method) that have slow convergence speeds.
By converse, when similarity to one and the same gene is found for a number of RCs, that gene should be really redundant.
"There is that whole argument from the 1980s about collecting photographs from artists not art from photographers – that's really a redundant distinction".
Seems a bit redundant, really.
It may of course be argued that it doesn't really matter whether redundant workers receive unemployment or disability benefits.
Is the link you've burdened with this redundant prefix really so extraordinary, so epochal that language cannot do justice to your emotional response to it?
What I really needed was a redundant mirror service, perhaps something that was receiving the same type of forward from my home domain.
