Sentence examples for indiscriminate acceptance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Alemanno said that would send a signal of "indiscriminate acceptance" that might result in more homeless in the capital.

The judge insisted the matter go forward to trial so that the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit could review it: "Indiscriminate acceptance of appellate waivers," he said, "undermines the ability of appellate courts to ensure the constitutional validity of convictions and to maintain consistency and reasonableness in sentencing decisions".

This concern for musical value appears to reflect a more intensive search for meaning, which is not likely to be the exclusive property of a particular style or era, nor is it to be sought in an indiscriminate acceptance or rejection of novelty per se.

Hamburger and Waugh quoted Harrison as warning against "the indiscriminate acceptance of the concept that differentiation proceeds universally from an undetermined state to one of rigid mosaic development".

In this political moment, when there is such need for critical thinking rather than a wholesale acceptance of slogans, Dead Poets Society favors the indiscriminate embrace of poetry rather than searching analysis.

"Beatings indiscriminate.

Acceptance, acceptance, acceptance".

– indiscriminate about their violence.

"It's almost indiscriminate".

The shelling was indiscriminate.

"There are no indiscriminate weapons.