Sentence examples for necessarily gratuitous from inspiring English sources
Literature is necessarily gratuitous.
The practical consequence is that ground forces contingent at a naval exercise isn't necessarily gratuitous or remarkably unusual, but a naval presence at a ground exercise is purely optional.
To hack is to seek simplicity, elegance, and coherence, but also to display one's non-attachment by way of gratuitous lulz, if non-attachment by
In actuarial terms, then, this should be the time HBO's "Game of Thrones," which returns Sunday, hits critical turbulence, dinged for repetition or gratuitous complexity, for complacency or contrivance, especially given the necessarily increased deviations from George R.R. Martin's sacred text.
Doubts about the intelligibility of such a plurality arise because of perplexities concerning the individuation and separation of any pair of necessarily indiscernible objects, and because positing the existence of a plurality of such objects is metaphysically extravagant and gratuitous.
Gale argues that since there are possible worlds with gratuitous or horrendous evils, and since God as necessary would exist in these worlds, God cannot be necessarily good.
Note that gratuitous "lamely".
"They are not gratuitous.
