Sentence examples for lawlessly from inspiring English sources
"lawlessly" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is an adverb that describes something done without regard for the law or rules. Example: The city was overrun by lawlessly wandering gangs, causing chaos and destruction in their wake.
adverb
In a lawless manner. Without constraint by law or moral code.
This does not mean the United States acts lawlessly.
Most greeted the passage of the USA Freedom Act in the House with applause, believing it offered the best hope of attaching oversight to a lawlessly sweeping surveillance programme.
Most greeted the House passage of the USA Freedom Act with applause, believing its passage in the Senate offered the best hope for bringing some oversight to a lawlessly sweeping surveillance programme.
He and Gardner played lawlessly together, maybe as a way of fending off his despair.
Peña Nieto often speaks like an actor playing a stereotypical President on a television show: talking about the legitimate use of force as though phrases like that have a magical power to insulate him from the squalid realities of authoritarian power brutally and lawlessly wielded, and of a government hopelessly compromised.
In what can now be recognized as the style of this Admin., it acted lawlessly, it acted in secrecy & it lied.
Even in outer Mongolia, where they lawlessly pan for gold, the resemblance to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is unmistakable.
As a result, then and now, Mr. Connaughton writes, "Too-big-to-fail banks continue to act lawlessly, teeter on the brink and destabilize the global economy".
"What's disturbing with some of these lawyers or ex-lawyers, the government seems to be increasingly treating them lawlessly," said Jerome A. Cohen, a professor at New York University who studies China's legal system.
The district governor of Khanabad, Nizamuddin Nashir, told Human Rights Watch the groups were operating lawlessly.
It is the current conservative Court & its continuity with its predecessors in almost every major case upholding an individual constitutional right against the powers of the state, going back more than 30 years to Brown v. Board of Education which Bork has repeatedly & consistently accused of deciding lawlessly" & of imposing value choices".
