Sentence examples for further gratuitous from inspiring English sources
I recently spent a day with Peter Dimmock, one of the pioneers of BBC outside broadcasts, for a book I have written (it's not out till October, thanks for asking, so no need for further gratuitous plugs just yet), and he detailed nearly 10 years of chivvying and cajoling before the formidable Mirabel Topham, Aintree's former owner, agreed to allow the cameras in.
The trouble is that because the income tax is mainly paid by high-income families, it's hard to cut it without mainly helping those families (although Mr. Bush made a gratuitous further tilt toward the rich by slashing marginal rates mainly at the top, while leaving the marginal rate on most middle-income taxpayers unchanged).
The complaint further argues that the "gratuitous feast" has sullied the bright blue awning that is a "beacon" to wicker shoppers.
These first musicals set the standard for the genre, placing their musical numbers either within the context of a stage performance or tacked on and gratuitous, without furthering the story or developing the characters.
Infatuated with the promise of scientific research in education, the drafters went further, sprinkling the bill with scores of other gratuitous references to science.
Those seeking something genuinely shocking need look no further; if movies were rated for scenes of gratuitous violence against vowels, Nymphomaniac would never have made it past the censors.
Unenlightened me wondered: Was the minor scandal, gratuitous censorship incident enhancing the artist's reputation back in 1964, furthering his career?
Note that gratuitous "lamely".
