Sentence examples for indiscriminately be from inspiring English sources

If we are talking about any composition whatsoever, in his words, the composition in general, the composition can indiscriminately be connected with beings and non-beings.

The song isn't so much about racial stereotypes as the tendency to use labels indiscriminately, be they "type O" blood or Abstract Expressionism.

I caught a small sampling of the chaos in the video above, which is interspersed with a plea from an Egyptian I met near the square who insists that the police (who, as you can see above, appear to be shooting into the crowd indiscriminately) be thrown out of the country.

Noteworthy, antioxidants cannot indiscriminately be lumped together.

For that reason MIC values determined in liquid cultures cannot indiscriminately be applied on farm silages.

"Cutting back indiscriminately is not the answer.

"People who kill and injure indiscriminately are a danger.

"Drones kill indiscriminately" is the uninformed mantra we so often hear.

The boat that was fired on indiscriminately was part of this local transport system, which is why so many people of mixed ages and sexes were victims.

Pioneers of the youth culture's determination to test limits, all three were victims of an ignorant, widespread assumption that drugs consumed indiscriminately were shortcuts to enlightenment.

His views about the permissibility of killing Americans indiscriminately were completely at odds with those of mainstream Muslim clerics around the world.