Sentence examples for rather indiscriminately from inspiring English sources

You should know that Proust and Chekhov are cited rather indiscriminately, and that the evening's central figure is a poet.

Roquefort cheese is widely imitated throughout the world, and its name is used rather indiscriminately on processed cheeses and salad dressings.

In the contemporary United States the foyer is simply the vestibule or entrance area of a theatre, and the name is also applied rather indiscriminately to lobbies of public buildings and apartment houses, and even to entryways of private homes.

She rather indiscriminately quotes an awful lot of surveys and research and, with equal weight, anonymous emails to her column, including, at length, one purporting to be from a PhD student at the 'University of Oxbridge'.

OH attack is expected to introduce oxo groups rather indiscriminately along a polysaccharide chain, thus mostly not at the reducing terminus.

Somehow, based on in vitro analysis, the shear stress "setpoints" are handled rather indiscriminately, considering that arteries and veins as well as primary lymph vessels and collecting vessels also have obvious differences in shear stress in vivo.

Rather than indiscriminately blocking TGFβ1 signals, FMOD selectively regulated TGFβ1 bioactivities in a signal transduction pathway-dependent manner.

Thus, rather than indiscriminately clearing glutamate, astrocytes are diverse regulators of neuronal processing that can delineate synapse-specific control to circuits in response to neuronal afferent activity13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20.

Based on that knowledge, the U.S.D.A. tests those animals most likely to have the disease, like older animals showing clinical signs, rather than indiscriminately testing all animals.

During his stays at Seaham Hall, he used the wood for shooting practice, and locals grumbled that he discharged his pistol rather too indiscriminately.

Rather than indiscriminately handing out more tax incentives, Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush should consider simplifying the code and achieving the lower tax rates they think the voters are demanding in an across-the-board but progressive way.