Sentence examples for into indiscriminate from inspiring English sources

The explosion today contributed to fears about a relapse into indiscriminate bloodshed.

Oil and unresolved Oedipal issues seem to have been at the core of our megalomaniac president's journey into indiscriminate warfare.

Frederick captures the terror of men who knew they could be blown up at any moment, and the way that fear soon metamorphosed into indiscriminate hatred.

Flamed by a member of a white-power group, Turk's anger grew into indiscriminate prejudice and hatred, though he wrestles with the absolutism of his beliefs.

Tung now hopes to find skeletons from other times during and after the Wari collapse to pinpoint the moment when the residents of Huari tipped from social cooperation into indiscriminate violence and perhaps link it to a specific environmental or social shift.

Still, the atmosphere in the stadium yesterday was enthusiastic, with supporters, in pockets of white, red and yellow, jumping and dancing, vuvuzelas warbling and clap-sticks thwacking into an indiscriminate but rousing cacophony.

There is a stamina system which forces you to time your attacks as precisely and economically as you can – launch into an indiscriminate flurry of blows, and you'll run out of puff, becoming a sitting duck.

Initially saluted as an extraordinary counterterrorism act, with the army offering its expertise to American and Chinese forces, gradually the "humanitarian operation" metamorphosed into an indiscriminate massacre.

Rather than ask a waiter what was on my plate, or even think through the possibilities, eye it over, or (and, in hindsight, this would have been practical) give it a smell test, I popped a single ringlet into my indiscriminate maw.

"Police have been seen attacking bystanders, charging into houses, engaging in indiscriminate beatings and causing some gratuitous damage to property," the statement read.

Studies on S/MAR in Arabidopsis and maize [ 54, 55] have shown that the plant genome is not packaged by random gathering into domains of indiscriminate length, but rather, the genome is gathered into specific domains, and a gene consistently occupies a discrete physical section of the genome.