Sentence examples for wanton aggression from inspiring English sources

His party also issued a statement saying: "The wanton aggression against Gaza proves that Israel has yet to realize that Egypt has changed and that the Egyptian people who revolted against oppression will not accept assaulting Gaza".

In the first crisis in Israeli-Egyptian relations since Mr. Morsi came to power, he called the Israeli actions "wanton aggression on the Gaza Strip" in justifying his decision to summon home the ambassador.

Although a violent underworld enforcer, Bert Rossi scorned the wanton aggression of his associates, the Kray twins, and the other ill-disciplined hardmen who entered his orbit during a long career as the "General of Clerkenwell".

Mr. Obama said the sanctions, aimed at business cronies of Mr. Putin and their firms, are "calibrated" to "change his calculus". As in the failed attempt to change the calculations of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, the White House is assuming that a ruler engaged in wanton aggression can be gently steered to an off-ramp with half measures.

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And not only Russian police are capable of fining somebody for causing a public disturbance when, in fact, the person was trying to protect someone else from wanton aggression -- as happened in Moscow last week.

Meanwhile, on newyorker.com, the Columbia professor and former Palestinian diplomat Rashid Khalidi brushes aside the sort of questions that Oz poses — "What would you do if … " — as mere "pretexts" and "red herrings" to excuse wanton Israeli aggression.

"The MDC views this is as a wanton act of aggression by Zanu-PF aimed at covering up the massive electoral fraud by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) orchestrated at the behest and connivance of Zanu PF," the party said.

It is a fine line these powerful young men straddle, separating welcome aggression from wanton violence, and especially in the playoff heat.

" By connecting the censureship of the laws with the private interests of members of the community,... the legislation is protected from wanton assailants, and from the daily aggressions of party-spirit". 1 A. de Tocqueville, Democracy in America 105 (Schoken ed.1961).1961

The wanton, wicked waste".