Sentence examples for remarkably reckless from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Bush told the truth about forgoing a flu shot, he is either remarkably foolish or remarkably reckless.

While the financial sector was remarkably reckless in recent years, nonfinancial companies (that is, most American public companies) were, for the most part, disciplined.

By his persuasive account, leaders such as the Sherif Hussein, who ruled what is now western Saudi Arabia at the time of the first world war, or Gamal Abdel Nasser, Egypt's president from 1956 until 1970, were remarkably reckless men.

In short the current global financial crisis is a story about people who thought they were the smartest guys in the room and who turned out to be remarkably naïve, reckless or, in some cases, downright stupid.

What she discovers is a girl whose traumas remarkably mimic her own – the same reckless sexuality, the same eating disorder, the same periodic longing for death.

In the play Ms. Thompson intermixes her parents' changing relationship with the strong presence of her paternal grandmother, her younger brother, a glamorous, reckless aunt, a fatherly transvestite hairdresser and a remarkably insensitive kindergarten teacher.

Perhaps most remarkably, he told tales about his life in the United States, recasting himself as a hotly pursued, "tough and reckless outlaw" who had escaped with a bounty on his head.

Reckless, perhaps.

How reckless!

He was stunningly reckless.

Reckless Cuts".