Sentence examples for quite irresponsible from inspiring English sources

"It is not a rare phenomenon that what is legal may also be quite irresponsible.

"Now," he said, "it would be quite irresponsible, at the moment when we are controlling things, to start experiments with the police and the secret police".

"Attacking Monti is viewed by him as the fastest way to create consensus, but it looks quite irresponsible," said Massimo Franco, a political analyst with the Milan newspaper Corriere della Sera.

He concludes, "It seems to me quite irresponsible to let the current chaos prevail .In a submission on the Black case, Mr Skilling's lawyers argue that the Court should limit honest-services fraud to cases in which the accused sought personal gain at the expense of his employers.

He concluded: "It seems to me quite irresponsible to let the current chaos prevail .It is to be hoped that the latest ruling will clear up this chaos, by limiting the use of the honest-services law to cases of bribery and kickbacks.

Quite irresponsible, it turns out, as criminals are now using such devices to impede law enforcement efforts.

"It was totally uncalled for and is quite frankly irresponsible," the mayor said.

Coming from the austerities of Owen or Sassoon, with their realism and psychological insight, and the moral intensity of their protest, you wonder quite what irresponsible hallucination you have fallen into.

In fact it's quite an irresponsible thing to say if you don't also create a situation in which children were actually going to be listened to.

1993, while having Benedict Cumberbatch play the androgynous trans model, All, in Zoolander 2 wasn't quite as irresponsible as having Elle Fanning play the titular trans star of 2015's About Ray, it was undoubtedly just as tactless.

That's quite a nice, irresponsible way to begin a novel!