Sentence examples for so redundant from inspiring English sources
It all seems so redundant.
There can be no device since the blackboard for which an instruction manual is so redundant.
Then there are parts so redundant and oppressive as to appeal to only hard-core Hirst devotees.
He's a roaring, cursing bore — so redundant and uninteresting that I longed for Sakharine to do him in.
Ken Owens and the excellent Justin Tipuric scored the tries, but Leigh Halfpenny was metronomic from the tee and a youthful South Africa so redundant throughout.
A bureaucratic structure created by the peace agreement divides political power and the military among the Muslims, Serbs and Croats but is so redundant that its sometimes functions like a Saturday Night Live skit.
There are so many redundant circuits and so much neurochemical momentum that the behavioral and physiological effects of an injury can be masked for seventy-two hours.
He added, "There are so many redundant loops that something else may take over to restore the fat that people want to lose".
It's all sprinkled with so much redundant chopped parsley it looks like it's been infected by a virulent mould.
In addition, the expected improvement optimization is employed to select the representative data, so no redundant data are used in the modeling.
The underlying goal of synthetic biology is to develop concise and standardized biological parts, so no redundant sequences are retained (Shetty et al. 2008).
