Sentence examples for too superfluous from inspiring English sources
The fact that women could be tempted to pursue other choices than the limited ones you gave would normally be considered too superfluous to mention, but judging from the outdated phrasing you used it seems necessary on this occasion.Eleni BraatFlorence.
He initially designed her with a veil, but felt that this was too superfluous and girly; he decided to adorn her with spikes instead.
Is there too much superfluous information presented which obscures the central point?
(Contemporary Jerusalem's covered markets are evoked here too, through some superfluous video feeds that clutter an otherwise clean installation).
She explores the ideas that these Russians brought with them, which challenged not only the aggressive materialism of the Bolsheviks, but also a West that was already too full of superfluous goods in the 1920s.
There's literally no information about it other than ODM giant Quanta will be producing the thing, so I'll not fluff this piece too much with superfluous text.
In a review of the live album Concrete, Michael Hubbard from musicOMH said that "West End Girls" was one of the songs that "round out a collection that never feels too long or superfluous", adding that it "goes some way to installing Tennant and Lowe as national treasures".
We have also removed several sections that were too speculative and superfluous to our main point.
- The discussion of the relative likelihood of values within the prediction interval (p. 18 of the manuscript) is, in my opinion, either too superficial or superfluous.
While the narrative is meant, I believe, to achieve a kaleidoscopic 1970s effect, it succeeds more in draining the well-earned energy of preceding scenes with too much back story, superfluous events and overwrought explanations.
I discarded half of his selections for having too many ruffles or superfluous corset-lacing, keeping a few things I wouldn't ordinarily select, like a white cotton shirt ($225) that, instead of buttons, had zippers up the side.
