Sentence examples for slightly redundant from inspiring English sources

Following a cute but slightly redundant intermission sequence, the story continues.

It might be slightly redundant to say that superhero movies have entered their baroque phase.

Fry has written so often about himself that his Fry Chronicles feel slightly redundant, though highly entertaining.

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.

Also, I used to professionally know lots of interesting facts which I stored in my head, but now they are available to everyone - so my trainspottery knowledge is now slightly redundant.

It's a bit of a hodge-podge of menus, icons and pointers – all made slightly redundant by the fact that your games also appear seperately in that main menu set-up.

This band's slightly-redundant name says it all -- they're California bred (originally from Orange County, and then settling in Los Angeles) and clearly were in their comfort zone playing at the Lands End stage Saturday afternoon.

For target tracking purposes it is sometimes convenient to have a slightly different representation with redundant information to facilitate and speed up the data processing.

It leads to a trade-off between efficiency and interpretability, as redundant but slightly less discriminative features are removed with high probability from the overall set of features.

The number of compounds identified by the expression signatures varies considerably and may simply reflect the number of similar compounds utilized in the NCI-60 screen; indeed, there are a number of instances in which the NCI-60 compound library contains many redundant chemicals with slightly modified residues in their structures.

Because the host environment provides metabolites, many bacterial loci would become redundant thereby accumulating slightly deleterious mutations by a process known as Muller's ratchet, which eventually could lead to the functional inactivation of non essential genes.