Sentence examples for unnecessary turn from inspiring English sources

The harrowing and unnecessary turn of events was met with trepidation by Lara Stone, who was also on stage ready to announce Rita Ora's performance.

And it's correspondingly becoming clear that Britain's unnecessary turn to premature austerity is becoming a historic policy and political disaster that will haunt the country for years.

Leonard Auclair balances political gamesmanship and holy indignation to impart a courtly and compassionate air to the fairly interesting role of the Cardinal, and Burt Edwards is commanding in his necessary role as aide to the Cardinal, and his most unnecessary turn as an emcee who introduces the play, vaudeville-style, "for your amusement".

May 2012: "Britain's unnecessary turn to premature austerity is becoming a historic policy and political disaster that will haunt the country for years".

For example, Japanese television manufacturers rearranged their workspaces to save time by eliminating unnecessary turning, bending, and swiveling.

"Unnecessary violence turns people off," he said.

and will he go along with the program?" In the end, he allowed Bobby to extract from Dillon a pledge (unnecessary, it turned out) that if Dillon ever felt compelled to resign, he would go quietly.

And in turn, unnecessary expense.

And I could have done without the unnecessary gimmick of turning the grandee's page, Moth (Ms. Wiley), into a Puck-like, arrow-wielding Eros.

Someone had raided the local Travelodge for several dozen purple padded chairs, which were unnecessary as it turned out, as only a handful of people were there.

The task-force the vice-president set up, what with his ties to Halliburton and his unnecessary secrecy, soon turned into a public-relations fiasco.In this section Heating up at last?