(1) It is extremely painful to watch and yet the violence is never gratuitous .

(2) The gratuitous gossip included claims of domestic violence, adultery and abusive relationships.

(3) Court employees should cite this Principle when pressed by those seeking gratuitous legal advice.

(4) There are people who turn out for these things solely to indulge in a bit of gratuitous violence, hoping it'll spread.

(5) This adaptation will have its critics, and it'll be hard to answer their accusations of gratuitous violence.

(6) Graphic, gratuitous sex is as commonplace as graphic, gratuitous violence and no-one bats an eyelid.

(7) I don't think there's an audience for gratuitous blasphemy or for gratuitous swearing - because it's boring.

(8) I was unimpressed by the litany of self - destruction, violence and gratuitous sexism.

(9) Now, the only thing left to talk about is all of the gratuitous violence, which will certainly be a hot topic, no matter how well the film does.

(10) And no films with gratuitous violence, nudity or profanity were allowed.

(11) They were gratuitous volunteers, not bona fide purchasers for value without notice.

(12) Extreme violence, at times gratuitous , is a recurring motif in his early films.

(13) These licences are essentially gratuitous , since if any charge was made for them, they would be regarded as contractual.

(14) It was a voluntary and gratuitous offer by the chambers to provide education and training.

(15) Once you've got over all the rampant misogyny and gratuitous , comic-book violence, it's an entertaining night in.

(16) Is the film a gratuitous violence fest or maybe just a blatant metaphor for how greed corrupts?

(17) These are the people who like to censor rap lyrics and condemn gratuitous violence, and the violence here seems pretty gratuitous .

(18) His death seemed so gratuitous , so uncalled for, that at first I couldn't figure out why it was in the film.

(19) The violence gets fairly gratuitous , but again, depending on your taste, maybe that's a selling point.

(20) In other words, humour should be neither gratuitous nor excessive, but judicious.