Sentence examples for truly superfluous from inspiring English sources
Darryl Strawberry has made himself truly superfluous.
As you accrue currency, you can buy things, from basics like rice and pumpkin seeds to the truly superfluous, like elephants and hot-air balloons.
First thing to go is anything truly superfluous, then a thorough job has to be executed, finessing the pruning branch by branch, twig by twig.
You know, sometimes you don't even need to provide a punchline, because it would truly be superfluous... "far less than a good bottle of Scotch"... yes, this is indeed one of those times.
Shakespeare, by compressing the plot into a matter of days, making Hamlet full-grown, and having the murder a secret known only to Hamlet, through the Ghost, makes Hamlet's show of madness not just superfluous but truly self-destructive — it does nothing but draw suspicious attention to him.
Shakespeare, by compressing the plot into a matter of days, making Hamlet full-grown, and having the murder a secret known only to Hamlet, through the Ghost, makes Hamlet's show of madness not just superfluous but truly self-destructive it doeself-destructive itsuspicious attention to him.
Many states might be competitive, meaning that they might plausibly be won by either candidate, but most of their electoral votes would be superfluous in an election that truly came down to the last vote.
"It's a superfluous expense".
This world could be known only through the senses rather than through thought and intuition; it determined men physically and psychologically; and yet it made them victims of circumstance, beings whose superfluous mental powers were incapable of truly ascertaining reality.
The product design process is advancing and evolving from the old segmented approach that encouraged superfluous design to a more holistic process that truly is focused on the user.
