Early on, back when Underwood was a hungry whip who'd stab his own grandmother if it would inch him closer to power, you'd see him indiscriminately spraying bullets around at clusters of enemies in Call of Duty.
The one point on which I'm inclined to agree with the noble lord, and on which evidence abounds in spades, is the fact that even now, 35 years after the Sex Discrimination Act came into force, the laws protecting women against pregnancy discrimination at work are being flouted, and seemingly indiscriminately.
But the suggestion that voters would respond by punishing all the major parties indiscriminately proved wide of the mark.
Even MPs like Nick Boles are so worried who will lead us through the Putin threat that they've started indiscriminately canvassing Twitter for opinions.
England, who appealed indiscriminately and in an impassioned manner than on Saturday brought a reprimand from the match referee Hanumant Singh, should consider where such an approach is counter-productive.
It is clear as well that many Italians support the legal action and have been appalled to see their police indiscriminately beating foreign visitors.
He enjoys himself deconstructing the word "chilled", a "pocket fluff" definition that's indiscriminately applied to any sort of restrained and subtle music, including his own.
"The Boko Haram gunmen are now at the Jeka-da-Fari roundabout in the centre of the city, firing indiscriminately and throwing pamphlets calling on people not to participate in the elections," resident Ali Dahiru said.
"They were firing indiscriminately, they shot a lot of people," he said.
In March, five-year-old Thusha Kamaleswaran was seriously injured by teenagers on bikes, who fired their gun indiscriminately into a local shop, because the boys they had been fighting took cover there.
They indiscriminately attacked cars.
