Sentence examples for redundant question from inspiring English sources

All of which raises the redundant question: does New York need more luxury housing?

A 2009 New Yorker article on whether the Amazon Kindle could "improve on the book", is today a redundant question.

Mr. Lynas squints at his interlocutor and asks, "Are you still pro-nuclear?" It's a redundant question, even in Fukushima.

"Did you come for the singles night?" I asked and immediately shook my head at such a redundant question.

There's no more effective of a pick-up line than "So did you just take a shit or were you taking drugs?" It's a redundant question anyway – Nobody goes to the bathroom to take drugs, and Fabric isn't where you go to talk to women anyway.

Finally, "this course is integrated into the curriculum and not redundant" (Question 3).

"There's been a lot of great questions, a lot of insight and a lot of redundant questions," Rolle said.

Few used their time to cross-examine General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker on their disingenuous talking points, choosing instead to regurgitate stump sentiments or ask uncoordinated, redundant questions.

(ii) Generated questions are reviewed among peers to reduce redundant questions.

Special versions of the survey were constructed for double participants to remove redundant questions.

After discarding the irrelevant and remaining redundant questions, we were left with a corpus of 56 distinct questions.