Sentence examples for superfluous nature from inspiring English sources
The writer compares the superfluous nature of the Starr investigation to that of the Justice Department's current antitrust case against Microsoft and the previous antitrust case against I.B.M.
It will provide convincing evidence of the less than superfluous nature of some of the outdoor "gadgets" so scornfully mentioned.The article disparages buying clothes of high-tech materials, such as Gore-Tex.
Perhaps the results of roll-call votes could be distributed on the Intranet or made available to Members who need them so that we do not have the waste and the superfluous nature of everybody being distributed with a 113-page document listing roll-call votes.
"It is prohibited to employ weapons, projectiles and material and methods of warfare of a nature to cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering," according to Article 35.2 of the Additional Protocol I to the Geneva Conventions.
A kiss is a lovely trick designed by nature to stop speech when words become superfluous.
Nature is so ever-present, she said, that it is "superfluous" to garden except in pots.
In fact, Darwin, after concluding that—unlike tendrils twining stems are not irritable, pointed out that it was not expected 'as nature always economizes her means, and irritability would have been superfluous' (Darwin 1875); this alludes to an optimality approach.
Due to the nature of our algorithm, where cluster head is the default node state, superfluous cluster heads need to give up their role and become cluster members.
After a while, Nachman's fondness for superfluous celebrity quotations -- he cites Jerry Seinfeld pooh-poohing the cliché that all comics are by nature unhappy, for instance -- gets tiresome.
