I've obviously gotten radical, stubborn, inflexible and up-to-my-eyeballs-fed-up with this obscene stage hogging, and am in desperate need of a shepherd's crook to remove superfluous male bodies from the world's movie sets.
The anonymous author seemed to relish his cheeky, slightly un-Timesean kicker, which quoted a Republican on the state of the House: "a supine, subservient, soporific, superfluous, supercilious, pusillanimous body of nitwits".
"While all over the Middle East human rights are violated in an unprecedented scale, the HRC ridicules itself by dedicating its time and resources to establish a superfluous and extravagant body," it said.
Hold your head up and don't fumble, twirl your pen or do anything superfluous with your body.
"One does nothing but disrupt this harmony by interjecting superfluous intermediaries between Jesus and his body of believers," Wills writes.
As soon as the first beat kicks in, you're blinded by banks of old school rave lasers and football floodlights, while singer Saint Saviour, dressed in a Tron-inspired sci-fi body suit, brandishes a frankly superfluous hand torch.
Porsche saved 73 pounds by omitting the low-range gearbox (handy for off-road use but superfluous elsewhere), lightened the chassis and the body panels, and relied more on aluminum and plastic composites.
The next year, Paul Shope considered the genus Polyozellus to be superfluous, pointed out that the compound fruit bodies and the wrinkled hymenium were instead consistent with the genus Craterellus.
In their book Music Video and the Politics of Representation, Diane Railton and Paul Watson felt that the presence of men "seems utterly superfluous to the video's spectacle of female bodies and female pleasures".
Except for the very front, the body is fluid and minimalist, lacking anything superfluous.
