Sentence examples for superfluous effects from inspiring English sources

Prince has always produced his own records, but not always well; "Rave Un2 the Joy Fantastic" was particularly disappointing, festooned with guest stars and superfluous effects.

Photos of the sculptures on his website are distorted by random blurs, burning and dodging, lens flares, watermarks, and other superfluous effects.

Both publications gave a big thumbs up to incoming director David Slade, who is said to have refocused the story away from superfluous special effects and back on to the three leads.

Others argue that this is superfluous because the effect of unreliable measurements in multivariable models will be diluted, i.e. self-penalization of unreliable predictors.

Those effects are superfluous, as are many others in a show that succeeds in spite of its slick production.

Nothing makes these B-movie effects more superfluous (and embarrassing) than the serious analysis that various diplomats, scholars and journalists offer in the documentary.

There's not a superfluous word or overdone effect in THE PRONE GUNMAN (City Lights Noir, paper, $11.95), one of the last cool, compact and shockingly original crime novels that Jean-Patrick Manchette left as his legacy to modern noir fiction when he died in 1995.

But Sean Mathias's production not only includes superfluous Goon Show-type sound effects but also permits its two lead actors to get away with a good deal of showbiz shtick.

The proportions are nicely calculated and sincerely articulated, and there is never a hint of the self-aggrandizing effect or the superfluous musical gesture.

This is a simple matching game where the 3-D effect is utterly superfluous, and yet it's just a great little game that I can barely put down.

Any mental properties that the cause instantiates seem superfluous in explaining why the effect occurred unless those properties are identical or related in some strict lawlike way to the physical properties, something ruled out by the anomalism principle.