Sentence examples for redundant thing from inspiring English sources

Vocalizing the mercilessly redundant thing in my hotel room helped me fall asleep but did not purge the tune from my weary brain altogether.

It has depth and pathos and a resurgent, late-flowering maturity, if that isn't a redundant thing to say about a film-maker who's been working hard to please us for almost 50 years.

If you have actually been made redundant, things might be different.

Then we would chew the fat about various and sundry redundant things while he ate a big cup of soup and a bunch of breadsticks.

"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".

In the annals of redundant remakes, "The Thing" is a particularly irritating example.

The more the music shouts, the bigger and louder it gets (try the 20-minute second movement to hear an example of what I'm talking about), and the more its simple harmonic material is repeated, the more cringingly, emptily redundant the whole thing becomes.

"If you are in the unfortunate position of being made redundant the first thing you must do is go through your finances with a fine-tooth comb and make sure you can still get the same deal if you no longer receive a monthly salary," said Louise Bond, personal finance expert at uSwitch.

Phenomena cannot arise from themselves, since that possibility would make arising unnecessary or redundant; if a thing already exists, it has no need to come into being.

As fashion director Lucinda Chambers puts it: "You're making things redundant all the time and you're also making them relevant – but in a very superficial way".

Sexism and sexual stereotyping may be as rampant as ever, but our awareness of them has largely made Harrison's work feel redundant, telling us things we already know.