Sentence examples for gratuitous attack from inspiring English sources
"The gratuitous attack on her is uncalled for and wrong.
But while the Obama campaign has called it a "false, gratuitous attack," there is nothing that is outright wrong.
In my blog earlier this week, I was responding to James Watson's gratuitous attack on me and my alleged views on schizophrenia in Education Guardian.
From all appearances it was a gratuitous attack after a minor row in which the drunken dog-owner says he did not recognise Gérard Depardieu, one of the rising stars of the French cinema.
It would be great if politics could step aside and a decision taken on the long-term economic benefit, especially if we don't want that very expensive joke to be on us one day.Baron Frankal ManchesterIn the words of BidenSIR – Lexington made a gratuitous attack on Sarah Palin when he described her as a "dumb populist" (October 18th).
Judge Jacobs launched into a gratuitous attack on the plaintiffs and their lawyers, whom he charged with bringing the "frivolous" case "to act out their fantasy of persecution, to validate their pretensions to policy expertise, to make themselves consequential rather than marginal, and to raise funds for self-sustaining litigation".
He said he and Barbara were "burned up" about the "gratuitous attacks" on Jeb.
But critics said that while his speech was high on inflammatory rhetoric – including gratuitous attacks at some rivals and one diplomat – it was lacking in concrete prescriptions.
David Axelrod, a senior Obama strategist, told a gaggle of journalists who mobbed him at the rally here that despite "the kitchen-sink strategy" launched by the Clintonistas, the Obama team would not respond with "gratuitous" attacks.
She does not fold up into the lotus position and start chanting 'kumbaya.' She's against gratuitous attacks but she's not against defending our position and making sure we don't get punked".
Bolaño's obstreperousness was sometimes a pose — much like his preference for being photographed in a black leather jacket, sternly sucking on a cigarette — but his self-described "gratuitous attacks" had salutary effects.
