Sentence examples for us indiscriminately from inspiring English sources

I don't want to see us indiscriminately hack into benefits and the innocent suffer along with the guilty.

In the dark days before their introduction, the retail giants tried to gain consumer attention with advertising, mass marketing and special offers - effectively chucking money at us indiscriminately in the hope that it would boomerang back in increased sales.

Living in the United States, Americans only care about their own people, but they don't care about the people elsewhere in the world when they die". The mentality of Faisal Shazad and Joe Klein are completely identical and indistinguishable: it is justified for us indiscriminately to kill even your innocent children because doing so will help stop you from killing ours.

While we were half way in our journey, in a place called Toiboto, the vehicle was stopped and the military personnel started shooting at us indiscriminately.

We act as if the natural world were nothing more than a series of reserves that are there for us to exploit and use indiscriminately and irrationally.

"Must we remind this mayor that about 30 of the victims of the attack in Nice were Muslims, because terrorism targets us all indiscriminately?" the statement said, adding that Muslims and Roman Catholics in St.-Étienne-du-Rouvray had shown unity after the attack there.

I can't use colour indiscriminately.

They are passionate in their conviction that US drones are indiscriminately killing and terrorizing civilians.

While nothing any government does around privacy should surprise us nowadays, from indiscriminately recording our every thought and whim, to spying on the grieving parents of murdered children with the aim of smearing their characters, the emergence of Atlantis and sites like it into the mainstream does raise the interesting prospect of a new war on encryption.

Law enforcement officers do have difficult jobs, but they aren't made any easier when there is a general lack of trust in police and courts to do what they are supposed to do: keep us all safe, indiscriminately.

And let us stop using the word pensioner – indiscriminately tagged on to anyone of 60+ and used as a dismissive word linked to being helpless.