Sentence examples for another indiscriminately from inspiring English sources

The people at the ranch seemed beyond that, loving one another indiscriminately, with the purity and optimism of children.

In fact, children who escaped say the militants went from one classroom to another shooting indiscriminately.

Children who escaped say the militants then went from one classroom to another, shooting indiscriminately.

Although young children are more prone to transfer body fluids to others and into their surrounding environment, adults also exchange body fluids with one another, perhaps less indiscriminately, but with some frequency nonetheless.

They then ran out of the restaurant and stabbed civilians indiscriminately, leaving another four people dead and 12 injured, it said.

In its fresh outbreak as vogue lingo, channeling means "indiscriminately transmitting another's ideas or beliefs" as well as, in the extreme, "parroting a party leader's talking points".

The Bible calls us to love our neighbors, and to do justice and love kindness, not to indiscriminately kill one another.

There are a large number of genes whose transcription is induced in response to osmostress; of these genes, there is one subset of genes that specifically responds to osmostress, whereas another subset of genes responds indiscriminately to diverse types of stresses.

Another officer launched tear gas canisters indiscriminately toward a nearby highway, as if they were fireworks.

Another resource that was also used indiscriminately and in exaggerated quantity was energy.

To categorically and indiscriminately judge... is simply another form of prejudice and ignorance.