Sentence examples for redundant exercises from inspiring English sources

Hence such type of results are merely redundant exercises.

This is a redundant exercise.

"Outfoxed" ought to be a redundant exercise.

Eventually Niki Sullivan dropped out, finding that playing rhythm guitar behind Holly was redundant exercise.

And short of picking up some change by doing it all over again and hoping no one will notice, it would be something of a redundant exercise.

That leaves this as a slightly redundant exercise in biopic box-ticking and corner-cutting, puffed up with awards-friendly grandeur and less interested in the political questions than the personal heart-strings.

My point had been that when every modern fictional detective is basically derived from Sherlock Holmes, and CSI and its ilk have milked dry the science of forensics – Holmes's USP – updating Conan Doyle to the 21st century seemed a somewhat redundant exercise.

Northumbria University has introduced a student pledge, but declined to call it an honour code or make it obligatory or legally binding – thus rendering the exercise redundant.

Aaron Burr argued that the motion regarding the previous question was redundant, had only been exercised once in the preceding four years, and should be eliminated.

"I oppose the creation of a so-called 'truth commission' because it is a redundant and politically divisive exercise that would distract the Executive, Congress, and the American people at a time when we should be focused on reinvigorating our economy and winning the war on terror.

Deleting redundant data is clearly an exercise in risk management and containment.