| Nor should it be viewed as a matter of stemming the flow of scientists overseas, as Queensland's Premier, Peter Beattie, gratuitously implied. |
| Perhaps it would be gratuitously unkind to compare the intellects and depth of the two presidents. |
| Why you should gratuitously offend a substantial part of your readership is beyond me. |
| Bread was given away gratuitously by a vendor who was left with scores of hard dough he was unable to sell. |
| Letter writers gratuitously laced their responses with profane and vulgar language, as if it were a badge of honor. |
| Thankfully, the New York quartet don't share that band's annoying tendency to gratuitously swear like petulant third-graders. |
