Sentence examples for sometimes unnecessary from inspiring English sources

There is too much to be absorbed in too little time and not enough tissue connecting abbreviated, sometimes unnecessary subplots.

He also gently chided Debussy for his sometimes unnecessary use of three staves in the Book II preludes.

Then again, perhaps we shouldn't gripe: the extra basketball is sometimes unnecessary, and sometimes boring, but it's still extra basketball.

"Services are costly, fragmented, sometimes unnecessary and appear, in many instances, to be revenue-driven," the study said.

We also learn more about the prevalence — and sometimes unnecessary use — of C-sections, in a video featuring several doctors and an expectant mother.

Nowadays, of course, cars are so reliable it is sometimes unnecessary ever to open the bonnet, so people may well not know how an engine works.

Mr. Tyler, who has been at the candidate's side for nearly a dozen years, conceded that Mr. Gingrich sometimes "puts unnecessary stumbling blocks in front of himself".

"They sometimes mentioned unnecessary things during history classes such as how Muslims (especially Indians) made good slaves in the past and the class would break into a mocking laughter," wrote Wayne, who asked to be identified by his middle name.

Additionally, most cytokines are pleiotropic on the immune responses, sometimes eliciting unnecessary immune responses.

Despite a frequent delay in diagnosis and sometimes further unnecessary investigations due to a lack of knowledge, they carry a good prognosis with conservative management in these patients [10, 11].

Why do some officers, sometimes, use unnecessary force, especially against minorities, and how can this be changed?