Sentence examples for redundant phrase from inspiring English sources
Significantly, of 25 amendments to the bill proposed in the House of Lords by Lord Saatchi's noble colleagues, he has accepted only one of them, the removal of a single redundant phrase.
— LYNN ZINSER The American men's water polo team finished off a hard-fought (yes, that's a redundant phrase in water polo) 10-8 victoveroveRomaniain in a preliminary round game.
Mr Lochhead said of the Scottish government's plans: "This is all part of the SNP's long term vision of making rural disadvantage a redundant phrase.
Avoid the redundant phrases, the distracting adjectives, the unnecessary adverbs.
As his established talents gained him fame and fortune, journalists sought new angles and Berra became known for his Yogi-isms, the malapropisms and self-contradictory or redundant phrases that were unintentionally witty.
This manner of writing was characterized by an excessive use of learned Arabic words and redundant phrases, and it was given a poetic tone by the introduction of rhymed prose (sajʿ) and the insertion of lines of verse.
Based on previous work with clinical documents, we observed that many types of reports contain highly redundant phrases, i.e., expressions that have a high frequency conditioned on the domain and the specific hospital.
After pilot participants reported respondent fatigue to the original 90-minute session, all scales were replaced with existing shorter versions and the instrument was carefully parsed to omit all redundant phrases.
Snip off redundant phrases.
