Sentence examples for quite reckless from inspiring English sources
There is something quite reckless about that sentence, and yet it is perfectly understandable in context - it comes late in the novel, when we know that not only is Edward's end to be tragic, but also that the downward path to it is painful and pathetic.
My father was quite reckless at times in his gambling.
The premarital romantic boundaries that are acceptable to most American evangelicals and even fundamentalists in 2010 are seen as quite reckless by a hundred million Pakistanis.
In my opinion, it is quite reckless of society to let minors have a Facebook because they are not adults, and Facebook, as we have seen in the media, has adult consequences.
"I think that is quite a reckless and dangerous idea".
You can't quite pin these reckless movements down: that's a strength, and, perhaps, the point.
Carswell and Reckless are quite right in their analysis: they want to leave the EU, and so the Conservative Party is the wrong party for them.
It's quite another when prosecuting a reckless young man.
As the jokes aren't quite good enough, this is reckless.
Johnny Guitar Nicholas Rayy, 1954) Freudian western; abstract-impressionist western; anti-McCarthy western; feminist western; lesbian western - whatever, it's quite a western: perverse, politically reckless, colorful and filled with romance, hatred and regret.
