Sentence examples for redundant stuff from inspiring English sources

"That means notching our collection up a level," he continued "There are things we can deaccession, which is something we do, anyway, judiciously every year, selling class C stuff, redundant stuff, things that we don't show".

So instead, it made the main Meltdown fix optional and added the redundant stuff to make the patch look more comprehensive.

"You dump all the redundant stuff and keep only the most essential information".

Eventually, and after a heart-in-your-mouth twist that saw them try to make 20 of their 93 stuff redundant, the bad guys had to give in.

During the lulls between innovations, successful economies necessarily depend rather more than anyone would like to think on making perfectly good stuff artificially redundant, and fairly mediocre stuff suddenly relevant again.

The proliferation of such efforts is noticed by people of good will who start to realize that often many good charities get stuff done in redundant ways.

But the old perfectionist often seems to feel, instead, that the Inn is simply one more institution offering redundant opportunity for incompetents to do their stuff.

While many will decry the loss of the big, bold TV, the big, bold TV is pretty much redundant if everything else plays the same stuff.

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So that's a win for the end of stuff: iPhone has made a roomful of 50-year-old computers redundant.

And if it has to be Brahms — it's great stuff, commonplace as it is — isn't Brahms the Romantic a bit redundant?