Sentence examples for make a wanton from inspiring English sources

As for their excesses, some could make a wanton big man blush.

So I then argued that if you make a wanton attack on the people of a country because they are citizens of that country, it constitutes waging war against the state.

Wanton Bishops might make a hell of a lot more noise than Jessy Lanza but they have sound problems of their own: specifically, the fact that a hoary old rock band are growling away on the stage downstairs while they play, making this show something akin to a real time battle of the bands.

Ms. Powell seems to relish her role as the stereotypical businesswoman, driven and wanton; she has the kind of voice that can make a line like "You can't commingle the credit lines" sound sexy.

Leah endures a series of sexual and physical assaults and because of her wanton drug taking and irresponsibility it's almost as if Wood is challenging the audience to make a moral judgement on where the blame lies.

In terms of the World Medical Association WMAA) Declaration of Tokyo of 1975 (hereafter the Tokyo Declaration) [ 46] torture is defined as: "the deliberate, systematic or wanton infliction of physical or mental suffering by one or more persons acting alone or on the orders of any authority, to force another person to yield information, to make a confession or for any other purpose".

The disgraced French politician and former head of the International Monetary Fund said in court papers filed Monday that Nafissatou Diallo made a "malicious and wanton false accusation" when she said he assaulted her at the Sofitel in New York a year ago.

The picture is set in a tract-house suburb, with identical houses crammed next to one another, and the lack of space and the heat make an appropriate context for the wanton mistreatment.

As Viola tells Olivia's Clown (Jesse Gavin, a bright spot), "They that dally nicely with words may quickly make them wanton".

She must accommodate herself to both a wanton, runaway mother and a father who makes a wildly eccentric high school teacher.

Grand Central, which screens in Un Certain Regard at this year's Cannes film festival, makes a great show of its blue-collar pedigree and wanton, boozy antics.