Sentence examples for indiscriminate with from inspiring English sources

It is indiscriminate with both its favours and its pain.

Both of his parents were affectionate, he said, indiscriminate with their hugs.

The killing is substantially indiscriminate, with heavy impact on species already battered by destruction or fragmentation of their breeding habitat.

That said, chemical weapons are special because they are so indiscriminate, with the Aug. 21 sarin attack perhaps the most lethal evening in the entire Syrian war.

Inevitably "Picasso Black and White" is also a judgment on Picasso the colorist, repackaging a long-held criticism — that he was indifferent to or indiscriminate with color — as a virtue.

Certainly the burning of Osceola was indiscriminate, with no distinction made between loyalists in the town, some of whose husbands, sons and brothers were serving in the United States Army.

The one truly ambiguous character, Nucky's sidekick, Jimmy, just seemed bizarre, with his indiscriminate flirtations with both the FBI and the mob.

Exposure of eukaryotic cells to ionizing radiation (IR) results in a burst of species with high energy (eaq–; H, HO, and O2–) and indiscriminate reactivity with biomolecules, including DNA, on the millisecond time scale.

The disinhibited form shows diffuse attachments as manifest by indiscriminate sociability with marked inability to exhibit appropriate selective attachments (e.g., excessive familiarity with relative strangers or lack of selectivity in choice of attachment figures).

These results show that tip cells do not sense the segmental identity of their alary muscle targets; they appear to make indiscriminate contact with alary muscles at each segmental boundary as they come into contact with them.

"There were clear indiscriminate attacks with Grad and other missiles and probably direct attacks on civilians and civilian areas.