Sentence examples for a reckless tendency from inspiring English sources
Another is a reckless tendency for loose talk.
Despite the high earnings, she was living beyond her means, with a reckless tendency to spend money.
In his restless, reckless tendency to burn through ever more audacious new styles and subjects, the shape of his career perhaps most resembled his iconoclastic peer Bob Dylan, who incongruously nabbed the Nobel Prize Roth publicly coveted.
But there is a lesser known episode in Summers' past that further highlights his reckless tendencies, and foreshadows a politically nettlesome nomination process.
Recessions happen, and for a United States economy plagued with excesses, a downturn may be the only way to purge these reckless tendencies.
Mr Howard's tendency to use budget surpluses to throw money at voters in marginal seats shows a reckless side that has probably hurt as many voters as it has helped.
It is a reckless, reckless challenge".
Youth is a reckless time.
He was a reckless, often heartless, bachelor.
"I was a reckless kid," he said.
