Sentence examples similar to gratuitously detailed from inspiring English sources
Though he details the existence of such horrifying aberrations as "a Dutch child born in 1995 [that] had the remains of 21 foetuses (as determined by leg count) embedded in its brain", he stops short of describing some laboratory mice, engineered to manifest profound physical disorganisation, because "it would be gratuitously macabre to detail the appearance of these mutant mice".
The Ananda Temple is perhaps the most beautiful, with richly carved details—labored over, gratuitously, considering that temples were built to gain merit with the God Buddha and quantity was what mattered.
These details are included gratuitously, but help create a snapshot of a golden couple, or at least consolidate a word that has nagged away ever since I googled Sergio Parisse.
Do not gratuitously describe a woman as a "mother-of-three": family details and marital status are only relevant in stories about families or marriage.
It accuses Fry of "gratuitously repeating" a story about two Tory MPs – but goes on to describe an incident at Westminster in detail.
Not gratuitously, just often.
The deep state leaks gratuitously.
The pose is gratuitously unsophisticated.
It gratuitously throws a party.
"Lin never gratuitously invents anything," Chernow says.
