Sentence examples for unnecessarily good from inspiring English sources

Regular readers of this site who are blessed with unnecessarily good memories will remember that last year I went to a party hosted by an adult TV channel (yes, those still exist) where a friend of mine was robbed by an ex-Big Brother contestant named Darnell.

One of the reasons why the Beatles were, without wanting to be unnecessarily controversial, "good", is that they didn't let anything get in the way of the music.

People will die, tragically and unnecessarily, producing cheap goods for American consumers.

I'm arguing that the discount culture has created a false dichotomy between quality and price that has made quality goods unnecessarily expensive".

Democrats, generally, saw them as making goods unnecessarily expensive and adding to the growing federal revenues when, with the end of the Civil War, that much revenue was no longer needed.

Opponents, as ever, warned that fluoride would unnecessarily, even dangerously pollute good water.

The original framework "would have unnecessarily eliminated many, many good schools along with the bad," said Justin Hamilton, an Education Department spokesman.

Then there are those outside the oil-change industry who suggest that these franchises push the idea of frequent changes unnecessarily, thereby pouring perfectly good (used) oil down the drain.

If many people in your area replace good cars unnecessarily, a well-maintained and carefully inspected used car can save a great deal.

A fine shot-maker, the Belgian can be too flashy for his own good, sometimes attempting unnecessarily risky shots.

Similarly, the application process is unnecessarily bureaucratic if entrepreneurs with good ideas are being turned away, but receiving funding from private investment and going on to be successful.