Sentence examples for of the haphazard from inspiring English sources

Nor was it an example of the haphazard terrors of prison life.

Mr. Jovanovic's departure was another sign of the haphazard way authority is shifting in this country.

But it was critical of the haphazard criteria used to arrest and detain people.

Like Los Angeles itself, formed out of the haphazard conjoining of dozens of small cities and independent communities, the museum grew in disjointed fashion.

In 1990, when the show made its debut, 2,245 people were murdered in New York (a high-water mark), and several of those victims became emblematic of the haphazard, senseless violence that gripped the city.

Only partially tied to a mooring mast as a result of the haphazard nature of its landing, the ship lurched forward, causing water and fuel tanks to explode and forcing the flames towards the passenger carriage.

In a revealing documentary, Elevating London, Michael Hebbert, professor of planning at UCL, sheds light on the haphazard nature of the pedway's evolution.

Gary F. Marcus, for example, a psychology professor at New York University and the author of "Kluge: The Haphazard Construction of the Human Mind," says distortions in reasoning are unintended side effects of blind evolution.

Gary Marcus, author of Kluge: The Haphazard Construction of the Human Mind.

In that large cluster of buildings, the haphazard picturesque quality of the early revival was replaced by a more conscientious adaptation of the medieval English style.

Retro footage from Daft Punk videos aside, who doesn't long for the un-self-conscious groove of "Soul Train" or the haphazard joy of Go-Gos videos or the giddy weirdness of Pee-Wee Herman?