Sentence examples for slightly reckless from inspiring English sources

When the millennium bridge's wide deck began to buck and sway, all this adventure suddenly looked slightly reckless.

Velasquez cautioned for a slightly reckless challenge... 11.31pm GMT 98 mins Myers lucky to escape a caution.

It was only by the late 1970s that he overcame his problems with liquor.His drinking, like his love for fast cars, was of a piece with the man: slightly reckless, fully immersed in whatever he was doing.

Wikileaks combines an old-fashioned "publish and be damned" ethos with the slightly reckless traditions of the underground press, though IT was far more reckless in its naming of undercover cops and informers than anything Wikileaks has done with its carefully redacted releases.

Unlike Shodan, Qadium keeps its data locked up".If you're going to make this data publicly available, I'd say that's slightly reckless in certain cases.

In this narrative, he is an essentially harmless guy, sick of passenger abuse, standing up for himself in a creative act of perhaps slightly reckless, but ultimately victimless, protest.

His later work is more likeable and less leaky, as Stirling became slightly less reckless, and as he started building in Germany, where the building industry seemed better equipped to realise his ambitious ideas.

Mr. Trump's idea would be slightly less reckless if it were true, as he says, that "we're doing other things which I don't have to explain now, but it'll be pretty much of a net neutral". There is zero reason to take him seriously on that pledge, but even a paid-for middle-class tax cut would still be unnecessary.

His character is a mashup of every stereotype we have ever had about scientists – solitary, introverted, daring, reckless, slightly inhuman, cruel, obsessive, imaginative and brilliant.

To gaze now at the Grand Canyon and the rivers and other canyons leading to it, you might conclude that Powell was slightly mad, and possibly criminally reckless.

They write with slightly disguised scorn of the reckless choice of Sarah Palin as the vice presidential candidate, and about McCain's own seemingly desperate efforts to find an issue, any issue, that might work.