Sentence examples for unnecessarily though from inspiring English sources

He added, unnecessarily (though he had no tolerance for people who added things unnecessarily), "Your mother told me".

It has been at least six years since an internal investigation found that an officer had fired his gun unnecessarily, though violations are common.

Don't burn any bridges unnecessarily, though.

In Britain's NHS, many operating theatres stand idle unnecessarily, even though there is huge pressure to cut the numbers waiting for operations.

It is also a vital opportunity to shout at the telly, argue with the referee, encourage players and swear unnecessarily even though you're the only one that will be able to hear him.

This house, though, seemed unnecessarily dark.

I still feel, though, that he has been unnecessarily mesmerised by Mishima - though there are, indeed, mysteries about that life and death.

A referendum in March (also rigged, though perhaps unnecessarily) reiterated Chechnya's status as part of Russia, after it had declared independence in 1991.

Even though police unnecessarily donned riot gear, Law advised participants: "You can't get mad at them you're fucking Santa.

When targeting the brain, though, every cubic millimetre destroyed unnecessarily risks diminishing the outcome for the patient.

I would argue, though, that this is an unnecessarily grim and narrow view: and that the real legacy of London 2012 was not to do with athletic achievement, but with storytelling.