Sentence examples for unnecessary junk from inspiring English sources

Like many people, I have a tendency to fight fire with fire, inflaming a situation with a flood of unnecessary junk.

Carrying unnecessary junk in the boot or keeping the windows open causes the engine to work harder and burn more petrol.

They claim that, at best, the internet of things is just another excuse for rampant consumerism, whose only contribution will be to clog basements with yet more unnecessary junk.

In the spirit of lean times, Smith has recently been divesting herself of unnecessary junk: files, books, faxes, letters, five Rolodexes ("I need to go through them and throw out all the dead people"), but not, apparently, several ancient-looking spelling-cue Post-its stuck to a wall: "Giuliani," "Zellweger," "McConaughey," "Al-Qaeda".

But of course, being a reality show there has to be all sorts of unnecessary junk.

Regarding today's news, the average person is inundated with unnecessary junk.

We care about shopping malls filled with unnecessary imported junk that advertisers convince us we "need" to have.

If we make a clear and objective analysis, we must acknowledge that nature never produces unnecessary or "junk" actions or molecules because it has integrated millions of years of evolution that allowed it to know "intelligently" what it has and what it is good for; in addition, it will never work without profit, expending energy for something futile.

On the other hand, I am uncomfortable with children listening to understandably ignorant athletes, used mostly to sell unnecessary apparel and junk food, being used for political and social commentary (Check the networks' jocks in the box for stunning shallowness).

The new things that Twitter has introduced, namely embeddable timelines, make some of the old junk unnecessary.

Don't discard any mail that you might perceive as junk or unnecessary.