Sentence examples for reckless nature from inspiring English sources

Yet his critics seem as offended by the reckless nature of Mr. Estrada's actions as by their scale.

The UK government was also called upon to investigate whether the arms had been used to kill civilians in the country, after a report presented evidence of "the reckless nature of the Saudi-led coalition's bombing campaign".

One of the central themes in the novel is the reckless nature of Captain Ahab's quest to enact revenge on the whale, which not only fails but also puts others in grave peril.

With mounting evidence of the reckless nature of the Saudi-led coalition's bombing campaign in Yemen, the government must urgently investigate whether UK-supplied weaponry has killed civilians in places like Saada".

His "reckless" nature is presented as an out-of-control character flaw: throughout his life, Nylen was driven to perform colossally stupid acts, large and small, including endangering his platoon through cowboy antics.

However, most leaders of both parties in Congress generally knew the futile and reckless nature of our involvement, but did too little to try to stop our headlong rush into Southeast Asia.

The problem with this logic, as budget experts note, is that every member insists that the spending he or she requests is smart, not reckless, in nature.

How much reckless evolutionary energy nature has expended on bone and the durability of bone.

The fact that the shooting happened just steps away from a playground and streets busy with vehicles and pedestrians added to the "reckless" and "brazen" nature of the incident, Newsham said.

If your ring finger is longer than the normal length, you may have an artistic talent, as well as a reckless and wild nature.

There are fantasies, memories, philosophy and some terrific set pieces, most notably the wealthy teenagers' parties that Metin observes and tries to join, an effort that unleashes a desperate and reckless side of his nature.