Sentence examples for gratuitous remarks from inspiring English sources

At the same time, a few forthright speakers cut through some of the more gratuitous remarks.

For Mr. Paladino to choose this moment to make his utterly gratuitous remarks suggests at the very least an extraordinary level of insensitivity.

But they attacked Judge Weinstein's extensive comments in the 175-page ruling as the gratuitous remarks of a judge they have called a liberal with an antigun agenda.

When they part he makes a gratuitous remark about it having been nice to renew an old acquaintance.

It reminds me of a short, rather desperate piece of American reportage from that period, where an earnest showbiz writer had carefully garnered a small handful of half-finished Del Toro responses to his questions and was preparing to call it a quiet day when the natural successor to Brando and James Dean suddenly threw out a gratuitous remark.

But later, Richard A. Conway, an assistant commonwealth attorney, asked Judge Millette to prevent Mr. Muhammad from making "gratuitous introductory remarks" intended to ingratiate himself with the jury.

She registered that as a gratuitous comment.

Kelly's lawyer said the report contained "venomous, gratuitous, and inappropriate sexist remarks".

The Daily Beast's Olivia Nuzzi offered a similar assessment as have many others including Kelly's attorney Michael Critchley who blasted the report for containing "venomous, gratuitous and inappropriate sexist remarks" intended to discredit his client.

In a statement obtained by the Newark-based Star-Ledger newspaper, Kelly's attorney Michael Critchley condemned the Christie-commissioned report released on Thursday, saying "the report's venomous, gratuitous, and inappropriate sexist remarks concerning Ms. Kelly have no place in what is alleged to be a professional and independent report".

While some Democrats cheered her, many complained that the remark was gratuitous -- and gave the White House an opportunity to depict Democrats as partisan.