Sentence examples for sound unnecessary from inspiring English sources

Plans in other European countries such as France to criminalise the men who pay for sex sound unnecessary to him.

Projections made by assuming that carbon-dioxide emissions will continue to increase in line with expected economic growth indicate this figure will be 170% by 2100.Worrying about what the world may be like in nine decades might sound unnecessary, given more immediate problems, but another prediction is that once the seas have become more acidic, they will not quickly recover their alkalinity.

And to someone who hasn't experienced the onset of a food restriction, to someone who rolls his eyes at a gluten intolerance, to someone who hasn't had a rich and adventurous eating life suddenly taken away, all this might sound unnecessary and in bad taste.

Just imagine this complaint in the 20s: "Not only is synchronized sound unnecessary for the telling of a good story (we have title cards and emotive actors already), but it is totally unlike sound in real life.

Stricter gun control laws sound unnecessary to the rancher in Montana but logical to someone living in New York City".

This may sound unnecessary but there might be some information that you don't already know.

While Õigus's idea may sound somewhat unnecessary to the casual observer, as forests are naturally well-amplified, Õigus' notion hits on something intriguing: that the symphony of forests their rhythms, musicality and sonic ambience are every bit as valid as our traditional assumptions about music.

Although the thought of Pilates after three hours of surfing sounds like unnecessary agony to me, the class helps unwind mind and muscles.

Some interludes fall flat: a pre-recorded strand of the show in which Robert the Robot from Justin's House tours London recording everyday sounds feels unnecessary when there is so much that is new and exciting within the hall itself.

Mod cons, like a TV and sound system, seemed unnecessary distractions from the natural surroundings.

Use at least two different brands of good running shoes to alternate every third run (it might sound like an unnecessary cost, but remember that an hour with an orthopaedic surgeon will set you back £150).