Sentence examples for uses indiscriminately from inspiring English sources

The "upper 10," which McGerr uses indiscriminately as a synonym for the upper class and for "wealthy Americans," was, for example, so hopelessly divided between new money and old that Mrs. William Astor had to hire the society arbiter Ward McAllister to draw up a list of who rightly belonged.

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.

This is often a useful method, but it cannot be used indiscriminately.

The manifesto refuses to acknowledge the painfully obvious fact that the anti-semitism charge is being used indiscriminately by supporters of Israel, and that such indiscriminate usage (repeated in the manifesto) is detrimental to Jews and to democratic debate.

The two terms came to be used indiscriminately.

But the terms are often used indiscriminately, leading to confusion.

The claim that smoke shells were used indiscriminately, or to threaten the civilian population, is baseless".

It also became clear that the technology was, in some cases, being used indiscriminately.

Activists and human rights watchdogs, however, say the gas is used indiscriminately and lethally against demonstrators.

Chloroquine, a cheap and effective wonder drug, was used indiscriminately for years and is now failing.

Capital punishment should not be used indiscriminately, but rather only in cases against known terrorists.