Sentence examples for looked reckless from inspiring English sources
It looked reckless, as the shareholders themselves pointed out.
The contact was not great but the tackle, especially given the surface, looked reckless.
Ideas that looked reckless to voters last year are now politically appealing, especially to a coalition that is experiencing dismal poll ratings.Where to start?
The forward's lunging challenge looked reckless rather than spiteful but he ended up planting his studs into his opponent's knee, so the referee had to order him off.
The £800m leveraged buyout in 2005 looked reckless at the time, not least because the adventure was funded in part with those notorious payment-in-kind (PIK) notes that accumulated interest at the potentially poisonous rate of 14.25%.
I don't know what his disciplinary record is like, but it looked reckless to me.
Mr Bush's proposal of a huge tax cut might look reckless (which it is), but either voters are happy with recklessness that gives them their money back, or they don't take seriously a plan that could be changed as quickly as the White House curtains.Indeed, another more sophisticated possibility looms on Mr Bush's side.
With no other bid on the table, doing otherwise might look reckless.
– his promise of a referendum now looks reckless and his failure to win it negligent.
As for the City of London, the cut and thrust of entrepreneurship that looked smart just a few years ago now looks reckless.
