Sentence examples for indiscriminately engaged from inspiring English sources
The room given over to the heavy bags was swarming with youngsters pounding away, indiscriminately engaged in what might be described as baby steps.
Too many of our public systems indiscriminately engage employers.
Since seizing power in March, the Seleka, a mostly Muslim alliance of rebel groups, have indiscriminately killed scores of civilians, engaged in rampant looting, and burned countless villages to the ground.
A number of officials suspected of having engaged in corruption or Diệmist oppression were indiscriminately arrested without charge, most of whom were later released.
But it was not terrorism; we were not engaged in a campaign to kill and injure people indiscriminately, spreading fear and suffering for political ends.
As it is, I think he engaged in the equivalent of childish rock throwing at picture windows by so indiscriminately releasing classified reports which contained no evidence of actual wrongdoing but did serve to embarrass the US and make relations with certain countries and personalities all the more difficult.
They accuse him of plotting to kidnap innocent officials in a democratic government (General Schneider in Chile), of indiscriminately bombing civilian populations (Southeast Asia) and of supplying weapons in violation of American law to a government engaged in a near-genocidal invasion (Indonesia in East Timor).
Our collective consciousness tends to obsess indiscriminately over one or two issues — the would-be bomber on the flight into Detroit, the Tiger Woods saga — while enormous problems that should be engaged get short shrift.
