Sentence examples for reckless direction from inspiring English sources

I spoke to his mum before Christmas and she sounded resigned to his re-adopted reckless direction.

The National Council for Democracy and Development suspended the constitution, placed the population under curfew, dissolved the government, and charted a new, potentially reckless direction for the country.

The President's rough ideas about his ability to direct the investigative process might lead him in reckless directions.

And Labour want to take us in the direction of reckless borrowing, threatening the economic recovery".

That is a very Obama answer; but what is more rash, or reckless with lives: continuing in the direction we're in in Afghanistan, or bringing men and women like Dakota Meyer home?

Friends of the Earth spokesman Guy Shrubsole said: "This is yet another stark warning that UK energy policy is heading in the wrong direction - and the Government's reckless dash for gas will only make matters worse.

She gives "Being Julia" a giddy, reckless effervescence that neither Mr. Szabo's stolid direction nor Ronald Harwood's lurching script (adapted from a novel by Somerset Maugham) are quite able to match.

But mostly they came for the spectacle of a reckless young man pushing the boundaries of this new medium in every direction at once.

Meanwhile, the more reckless Trump continues to roll back progress in numerous areas and take the country in directions internationally that will be hard for Democrats with control of one congressional chamber to steer back from.

Detective Gill was charged with drunken driving, reckless endangerment, leaving the scene of an accident involving a personal injury and driving in the wrong direction.

Some were wise tribal leaders who issued forth powerful incantations, all of which included the words "sue," "willful and reckless," "harmed my client" or "billable hours" that caused others to disgorge great sums of money in their direction.