Sentence examples for it indiscriminate from inspiring English sources
It has revoked Obama-era guidelines for setting priorities in the deportation process, rendering it indiscriminate.
BRANTLEY +'JACKIE MASON: FRESHLY SQUEEZED' Jackie Mason and "Spamalot" make an odd Broadway pair facing off across 44th Street, but reactions to the two shows are remarkably similar: lots of laughter, much of it indiscriminate.
The judge insisted the matter go forward to trial so that the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit could review it: "Indiscriminate acceptance of appellate waivers," he said, "undermines the ability of appellate courts to ensure the constitutional validity of convictions and to maintain consistency and reasonableness in sentencing decisions".
While in the early stages of the Iraq war Ali Hatem had backed the insurgency, he eventually turned against it because of its indiscriminate use of violence and its lack of respect for the sheiks of Al-Anbar province. Al-Anbar province
But how on earth can that be done?The basic problem with a bit tax is that it is indiscriminate: it taxes not just on-line transactions but all digital communications.
These conditions arise from apathy and ignorance, which together wreak an insidious form of violence: worse than war because it is daily, it is unrelenting, and because it is indiscriminate as it deteriorates the human potential to prosper.
It is indiscriminate in its principles of inclusion: anything at all can get into it.
It is indiscriminate with both its favours and its pain.
WikiLeaks did not merely post the 38-minute video, it used the label "Collateral Murder" and said it depicted "indiscriminate" and "unprovoked" killing.
Unforgiving, ruthless, insensitive--death is void of emotion, uncaring about who it reaps, indiscriminate about the desire held by its victims.
Once rebels take control of an area, it is now standard procedure for the regime to respond by bombarding it with indiscriminate air strikes in the hope of killing swathes of anti-Assad fighters.
