Sentence examples for gratuitous harm from inspiring English sources
Not so much gratuitous harm, you fear: more terminal.
Their specific submission to Leveson lauded only "free speech that does no gratuitous harm".
But it should at least be careful to avoid doing any more gratuitous harm, to itself or the Muslims.
Curt, fit, and unloved, he is exiled to the docile country town of Sandford, where the most notable crime is the gratuitous harm done to Shakespeare by the amateur dramatic society.
He carefully vetted every document he gave us, and then on top of that, asked that we only publish those which ought to be disclosed and would not cause gratuitous harm: the same analytical judgment that all media outlets and whistleblowers make all the time.
No individual is entitled to inflict gratuitous harm upon another.
The myth is this: that evil is the intentional and gratuitous infliction of harm for its own sake, perpetrated by villains who are malevolent to the core, inflicted on victims who are innocent and good.
It would be a gratuitous act of self-harm.
"Far from being gratuitous harvesters of private information, in practice we focus our work very carefully and tightly against those who intend harm," he said, insisting that adequate safeguards were in place to protect innocent citizens.
