Sentence examples for most indiscriminate from inspiring English sources

Once again, innocent children were among the victims of the most indiscriminate of weapons.

Mr. Swift's grandfather died in 1943, before the worst and most indiscriminate of the bombing, in places like Hamburg and Dresden.

And its serrated leaves and grainy composition mean that animals with even the most indiscriminate palates — goats, for example — say no thanks.

If the most barbaric, most indiscriminate, most brutal, most vicious regime in modern (or any) history used torture for reprisals, since when does this constitute an argument in behalf of torture by the government of the United States of America?

It does not address the use of three Hellfire missiles to attack a building (which, as I pointed out in a post earlier this week, appears to be the most indiscriminate use of lethal force in the video).

In a sweeping, unprecedented class-action settlement, California officials agreed to a drastic overhaul of the state's solitary confinement system, the largest, most indiscriminate and most brutal in the country.

Children in central south Somalia face never-ending suffering in what is arguably one of the most extreme, indiscriminate and complex conflicts in today's world.

Today we remember the almost 3,000 dead, killed in the most callous and indiscriminate act of terrorism in modern history.

Most important, the indiscriminate use of antibiotics in both medicine and agriculture needs to be limited so that resistant strains take longer to emerge.

Suspected of some of the most brutal and indiscriminate attacks in Afghanistan, the Haqqani group operates mostly in the eastern part of the country.

Let us pause here to acknowledge Da Coach as the most popular and indiscriminate product pitchman in Chicago history — "Hey gang, try this Coach-brand sand on your food instead of table salt!" Ditka has a poor kid's appreciation for the dollar and is as adept at making money as he was playing or certainly coaching football.