Sentence examples for superfluous way from inspiring English sources

Definitely McCoy's, which are sold on being a heavy-duty, satisfying crisp, in a rather superfluous way.

"George W. Bush used to do it from time to time," said Dr. Liberman, "and nobody ever said, 'Oh, that G.W.B. is so insecure, just like a young girl.' " The same can be said for the word "like," when used in a grammatically superfluous way or to add cadence to a sentence.

There are some punchlines drawn directly from the real debate that seem superfluous, but the way the candidates view each other at the very end will never get old.

Only a communal encore of Smith's rabble-rousing "People Have the Power" felt in any way superfluous, but it was hardly unwelcome, particularly as we were treated to the unusual sight of Glass gamely trying to play along barroom style with the clapping crowd's rhythm.

Connelly spins all this with a masterful touch, giving the readers just the right amount of information to make them thoroughly enjoy the story but never being superfluous in any way.

Pierre Salinger, who worked for J.F.K., was in many ways superfluous; Kennedy was essentially his own press secretary.

That goal, by the way, is superfluous.

As humble as the film as a whole is, the often superfluous narration has a way of highlighting the urge toward showmanship in Mr. Herzog's work.

The biggest witch house party in Russia today is called VV17CHOU7, which is just "witch house" spelled in a fucked up way with superfluous numbers.

Either way, "famously" is superfluous.

In a strange way, kale is superfluous".