Sentence examples for irresponsibility toward from inspiring English sources

She is primarily concerned with the loneliness, the excess, the blazing irresponsibility toward children of that early '60s circle of artists and writers; she is not particularly interested in the exhilaration.

"Open access doesn't mean irresponsibility toward those that have rights over the sequences," he says.

Some of its members did lean toward irresponsibility.

The Gómez administration (1909 13) set a pattern of graft, corruption, maladministration, fiscal irresponsibility, and social insensitivity especially toward Afro-Cubans that chAfro-Cubans thatn politicharacterized.

Unfortunately, however well intended as protection from a genetic proclivity toward fiscal irresponsibility, the naked heel is but a magnet for the financial market's arrows of our hero's mortal demise.

They are already monuments; that is, they are monuments of a time (now) when the world careened toward total environmental irresponsibility, when more and more was borrowed against a disappearing future and we all knew it.

That kind of underlying assumption, Steele writes, inevitably leads blacks toward feeling "entitled to irresponsibility".

As Paul Brooks notes, in his excellent study of her work, The House Of Life, "she was questioning not only the indiscriminate use of poisons but the basic irresponsibility of an industrialised, technological society toward the natural world".

You can render the word in a variety of ways, the most usual being "out of one's element," a translation I find imperfect, lacking as it does a sense of rootless irresponsibility that goes a long way toward explaining things people get up to in hotels.

Deficits imply irresponsibility.

"This irresponsibility requires bail".