Sentence examples similar to presented gratuitously from inspiring English sources
"These comments all had a starkly common theme and included statements that Judge Irizarry was gratuitously rude and abrasive and demeaned lawyers, that she flew off the handle in a rage for no apparent reason and screamed at attorneys; that she was impatient and did not fully listen to attorneys' legal arguments, and did not have a good grasp of the legal issues presented to her," Ms. Hynes said.
27 If proration were lawfully applied for any such purposes, the fact that thereby other private persons would incidentally and gratuitously obtain important benefits would present no constitutional obstacle.
The pose is gratuitously unsophisticated.
Director Roger Spottiswoode, known for his blockbusters Air America and Tomorrow Never Dies, has sprinkled the film with gratuitously tourist-friendly shots of London, and critics are already speculating that it could present the actor with his big break Stateside.
What confounds me is why online commenters are so gratuitously nasty; why, when given the opportunity to have an educated disagreement with an author or other readers, they use the space allotted to spew venom instead of presenting a well-reasoned argument.
Gift, in law, a present or thing bestowed gratuitously.
The biggest thing that has worked well is that we never, ever give negative input gratuitously.
Common and civil law are agreed that gifts, i.e., transactions with the intention of gratuitously enriching another, present special problems.
But you never feel that the show's creators have injected the swearing gratuitously.
Placing responsibility for the tougher rules at the door of Justice Secretary Chris Grayling, she added that it was "gratuitously vindictive of Mr Grayling to stop children sending a home-made Christmas present to dad in prison".
