Sentence examples similar to gratuitous charges from inspiring English sources

In the Manning case, the gratuitous and implausible charge of aiding the enemy – thankfully rejected Tuesday by the presiding judge, Colonel Denise Lind – was particularly chilling.

Avoid emotionally charged or gratuitous criticisms.

The surgical manipulations required in such cases were free of charge for gratuitous patients; in all other cases a separate fee was payable directly to the specialist.

And then there were the arrests, often arbitrary, gratuitous and illegal, with most charges later dismissed.

And then, every single car needs a technology solution that can record every honk, and charge drivers' fines for noise pollution caused from gratuitous honking.

Don't expect to see rape and gratuitous violence against women on the CW, because the women in charge there just prefer not to show it.

"Police have been seen attacking bystanders, charging into houses, engaging in indiscriminate beatings and causing some gratuitous damage to property," the statement read.

Gratuitous, too.

Or gratuitous?

Stark, gratuitous.

Note that gratuitous "lamely".