Sentence examples for gratuitously large from inspiring English sources
His edgy, gratuitously large, designed-to-intimidate entourage insist that he's very normal, the most normal kid.
He argues the current mayor's 101-person staff is gratuitously large, and that the administration has been too willing to issue bonds to finance expensive downtown infrastructure projects while ignoring public resources like libraries.
Take the story of Kelly, a two-time rape victim who was given a vicious, unnecessary, and gratuitously large episiotomy (cut in the perineum) as she repeatedly shouted "no".
So it's actually our failure to undertake these projects that's saddling our grandchildren with gratuitously larger debt.
"I can hardly believe that we must report birthday gifts' and the like from nonlitigant friends or law schools, even if the value of any such gifts slightly exceeds $100, when we are not required to report $379.50 worth of law books gratuitously sent each of us by a large private publishing concern," he declared.
Great Britain was gratuitously alienated by Germany's misbegotten challenge to its naval supremacy.
But Argentineans should be crying over the great potential that's been gratuitously lost.
Not gratuitously, just often.
The deep state leaks gratuitously.
The pose is gratuitously unsophisticated.
