Sentence examples for make gratuitous from inspiring English sources

If you need me between now and then I'll be in the Guardian offices repeatedly writing out the phrase "I will not make gratuitous references to The Wire".

In particular, "You must not use publicly accessible social media to discuss individual patients," and "You must not bully, harass or make gratuitous, unsubstantiated or unsustainable comments about individuals online".

Boyle denied "punctuating" material with racist references or making "gratuitous" use of black people.

In his 126-page brief, Mr. Swartz also said his conviction should be reversed because prosecutors made "gratuitous" references comparing Tyco to the fraud that destroyed the Enron Corporation.

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.

Interesting dressings enliven cool greens: spicy oil and white miso dressing was so good that it made gratuitous a garnish of routine fried calamari rings; and a subtle soy dressing unified greens with hunks of real crab meat (a special).

"When someone like that makes gratuitous and false comments with no information, there comes a time when you have to stop and you have to fight because of who you are and what you have been all your life".

As Lula was making gratuitous public attacks against the US in the waning days of his presidency, Ms Rousseff expressed her interest in developing a closer and more fruitful dialogue with Washington, indicating that she would adopt a more measured international strategy.

"You don't want to make something gratuitous and ugly and graphic".

But we want to keep this civil: please don't make it gratuitous, or offensive to others.

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