Sentence examples for so much superfluous from inspiring English sources

In railing at President Obama's "out-of-control" spending, Republicans conveniently forget it was his predecessor, George W. Bush, who in waging war in Iraq and granting tax cuts to the rich -- so much superfluous waste!

You want them to be the right size to block out as much superfluous light as possible.

We all know there's only so much room for more superfluous solutions in the minds of workers.

If you're rapping about how tough it is having so much swag, you best have superfluous amounts of swag.

And so are Colorado lamb chops, great knobs of meat with so much flavor that a chapeau seems superfluous, like a hat on a sheep.

By the time the object is travelling at, say, 30,000 kph, it has so much kinetic energy that a warhead is superfluous.

And yet so much of the performance on this album feels superfluous.

They all assume that viewers know so much about the subject that facts would be superfluous.

As for myself, I believe it is superfluous to distress the mind so much and invoke accidental and extrinsic causes to explain a fact that we can judge to depend upon a general and constant law.

The band swerved often from clave into swing, with so much breezy confidence that the shift ultimately felt almost superfluous: Rhythmically, the musicians were working on a broad continuum.

It thus seems that with this new documentary about the squandered project, documentarian Pavich and Jodorowsky are furthering the attempt at making Dune into the "God" movie, albeit with a new angle--one that highlights its status as something legendary yet intangible, engendering so much speculation that its actual existence would perhaps be superfluous.