Sentence examples for Uncalculated from inspiring English sources

Alan Wanzenberg, a New York architect and book collector, calls the book "uncalculated".

Above all, that giving the arts a chance to be excellent – and we are talking of chance, of risk, of the variable, the impulsive, the uncertain, the irrational, the uncalculated, the shocking – depends on allowing the arts to talk of what they do, argue for what they do, justify what they do and explain what they do in their own terms.

Cheap prescriptions (less than half as dear as in England) cost the Scottish government £32m a year, free eye tests £67m, free personal and nursing care at home for the elderly £312m, and free meals for young primary-school children an uncalculated amount.

Nevertheless, he was a womaniser with uncalculated conquests and seven known children.

"Teams are starting to get desperate and are taking uncalculated risks," he said, before warning that another dangerous descent, off Alpe D'Huez, awaits the riders tomorrow.

The number of patients hospitalized for depression and personality disorder resulting from alcoholism, often undiagnosed, is large if uncalculated.

Still, he was not entirely uncalculating.

Their sound is hardly original, the feral punk-blues of the Gun Club and the Birthday Party drips from them, and a band so skilled in provocation can hardly be uncalculating themselves.

He called Trump an "uncalculating truth-teller" who didn't care about political correctness.

The private is everything the public is not — warm emotional involvement with family and friends, love, the unofficial, the uncalculating.

Fines would be imposed on plants that exceeded a yet-uncalculated carbon dioxide cap, and the fines, according to the bill, would make the noncomplying plants uncompetitive, forcing them to clean up or close down.