Sentence examples for consider as gratuitous from inspiring English sources

What does Facebook consider as gratuitous violence?

First, many tax codes do not consider as taxable income those changes in net worth resulting from gifts, bequests, and other gratuitous transfers.

Some newspapers have also remarked on what they see as gratuitous violence against women.

Consider the gratuitous gorgeousness of paintings by the Victorian Lawrence Alma-Tadema and of art films by today's Matthew Barney.

The closest thing Sister Rose has to an artistic deal-breaker is her abhorrence of gratuitous, excessive violence, which she considers as an affront to human dignity.

He also cited a "long held" standard of not publishing what may be considered a "gratuitous insult".

Viewers do make a distinction between what is acceptable in context and that which is considered gratuitous.

"What we have created is sensitive and well considered, not a gratuitous exploitation of suffering purely for the purposes of amusement," he told me.

Privately, of course, Senate aides were fuming at what they considered gratuitous chiding.

We also considered that, because the ads were for lingerie, consumers were less likely to regard the partial nudity shown as gratuitous.

It is easy to see her rude-girl persona as gratuitous, when it is carefully thought through.