Sentence examples for its lawlessness from inspiring English sources

"Gridiron Gang," based on Lee Stanley's 1993 documentary of the same name, is a sports-as-rehab movie that wants to have its lawlessness and cure it too.

Its lawlessness further declined with the establishment, in 1873, of the Wyoming Territorial Prison.

I see most of our current economic and political challenges leading back to its lawlessness.

But the reality of war on the home front in Texas was disillusioning, grim and terrifying in its lawlessness.

And although Darfur has long been known for its lawlessness, violent deaths are regarded as far higher than normal as well.

Normandy was once known for its lawlessness and, according to La Voix, there is still as much hot temper and disregard for law in lower Normandy as there was in 1450.

The migrants, Ramos told me, are "sitting ducks". Blocking ports of entry, she added, "is creating its own lawlessness, and it's forced people to try to cross who then get penalized" for bypassing the ports of entry.

Deadwood presented enormous possibilities because it was the last gold-rush town, one defined by its utter lawlessness.

Its fabled lawlessness has become a kind of freedom and license for social mobility and entrepreneurship that has attracted artists and musicians, chefs and restaurateurs, and professionals from Mexico and elsewhere.

But nowhere was the contrast between the 1977 blackout and the recent one more vivid than in Bushwick, a struggling but improving Brooklyn community that was widely known during the 70's for its breathtaking lawlessness and decay.

No member of the public is going to volunteer to make contact with an organisation that is not only despised for its own lawlessness, but strikes terror into the very people whose co-operation it needs to cultivate to fight crime.