| The camera takes us into the tube of Ralston's drinking bottle as water rushes to his mouth, and later, superfluously, right inside the workings of his camcorder. |
| We are not a superfluously civil people, and certain national characteristics betray you. |
| There were separate games open only to players aged fifty-five and older — superfluously, since the vast majority of the tournament's entrants were old enough to play in either division. |
| The town is small and not superfluously clean, but, of course, the respectable houses are not a part of the town. |
| The only criticism I have of this disc is that at times the music is too busy, with superfluously complicated melodies that don't really seem to go anywhere. |
| He might seem like a grinning, platitude-spewing gonk parked superfluously on the end of the judging table, but I've got a sneaky feeling Louis Walsh is actually the beating heart of X Factor. |
