Sentence examples for too redundant from inspiring English sources

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As if the movements of dancing had become too redundant for her spirit, she has saved from dancing only its shape.

"This line used to go in back there, but I moved them out in front," he said in a place that seemed much too redundant to have a back or a front.

Thus it must not be too redundant to remind ourselves that the object of these fights is to produce concussions, that they regularly cause permanent brain damage and that personality resides in the brain.

When we do literature review about case-based reasoning, it was written about the quality of a case base and avoiding too redundant cases within case base.

In this patient, the vascular bundle remained too redundant because the shortening was longer than 20 cm; although the flap was still perfused, we were concerned about a later perfusion compromise due to arterial or venous occlusion.

The neurovascular bundle remained intact in all cases except one, in which the neurovascular bundle was too redundant due to a shortening longer than 20 cm; we decided to resect a segment of the posterior tibial artery and veins with a termino-terminal microanastomosis, leaving the nerve intact, although with redundant nerve looping.

Thomas Hauner of PopMatters said, "At one point the album's tediousness is such that one assumes Ashlee Simpson and Britney have already passed on the material because even they deemed it too redundant".

Ted Kotcheff, the show's co-executive producer, said it was too redundant to have two man-woman sets of partners, with protagonists Elliot Stabler and Olivia Benson already partnered together.

For the remaining two factors (Relating to Others and New Possibilities) the two items with the highest loadings were not selected because they were too redundant in content; instead items were selected in order to improve the breadth of coverage.

Telomeric and sub-telomeric regions of the chromosomes may never be fully sequenced; these regions are likely too redundant to assemble properly and yet too variable as a whole between strains of T. cruzi to be ultimately informative, except as examples of the degree of variability that is possible in T. cruzi.

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Non-redundancy: evaluates the ability of context does not contain too much redundant information, i.e., information that has already been given in a previous tweet.

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