Sentence examples for wanton of from inspiring English sources

In a first novel that abounds in moments of emotional and physical abandon, this may be the most wanton of his moves: his narrative, brazenly, refuses to stay closed.

Queen bees are among the most wanton of animals, mating with up to 20 males on their wedding flight.

The original stories that appeared in the magazine included "The Wanton of Argus", an early story by John Brunner; "Seeker of the Sphinx", by Arthur C. Clarke; "Sword of Xota" and "Sargasso of Lost Cities", both by James Blish; and "The Tritonian Ring", by L. Sprague de Camp.

We're trying to stand up and oppose this and stop this kind of wanton abuse of privacy from taking place".

After eight years of wanton felling of trees, targeting most valuable forage species such as Acacia tortilis and Acacia mellifera, it became evident that the practice was not sustainable and it was officially stopped.

The death penalty is a pathetic and pointless exercise, a sadistic cycle consisting of the wanton destruction of life in retaliation for the wanton destruction of life.

"We extend our heartfelt sympathies to the victims of this wanton act of terror and their families.

But she is not merely fond, as she puts it, of the "wanton use of first person" — she throws herself into the story.

History would, he said, "judge us all extraordinarily harshly if we turned a blind eye to a dictator's wanton use of weapons of mass destruction".

Clarkson's voice is a wine and roses romance, instead of the wanton yearn of a beauty in a too-short skirt.

When climate change deniers see polar bears, they don't see an innocent victim of humans' wanton burning of fossil fuels.