Sentence examples for so extraneous from inspiring English sources

The plots I thought were so extraneous just a couple weeks ago have nicely come together, increasing the visibility of a bigger picture, which will become clearer as the season comes to a hopefully satisfying close.

Preferred ions are only analyzed if they are present at the proper retention time, so extraneous ions in the list will not detract from the analysis.

"So everything extraneous has been washed away".

Why clutter it with so much extraneous detail and so many incidental characters?

How else would it have picked up so many extraneous flavors?

In the end, Effie's tale -- and Atkinson's whole novel -- becomes burdened with so many extraneous and forcedly bizarre details that it wobbles off its axis.

Some readers, he said, "either turn it into something by Stephen King or they denude it as just so much extraneous psychological disorder.

It doesn't exactly suffer from this spareness, though there's so little extraneous detail that "Undisputed" lacks more than subtext: it barely has text.

The many surfaces of leaf fragments, twigs, blades of grass and the like create so many extraneous return echoes that the bats cannot make out the characteristic signature of echoes from the insect.

You might perhaps say that Alan Yentob uses rather a lot of taxis – but he's taking so much extraneous stick these days that it seems petty to get too exercised about a £1.50 cab journey.

A bouncing walk for the trio seemed so totally extraneous that one realized that there was considerable coherence to a piece that otherwise seemed simply a suite of dances to Chopin.