Sentence examples for wanton use from inspiring English sources

Rights groups accuse Israel of wanton use of live fire.

Worse than water is the wanton use of electricity.

AID OF TROOPERS SCORED A 'Wanton Use of Arbitrary Power,' Declares Leader of Opposition to State's Project.

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".

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

Kerry said "history will judge us all extraordinarily harshly, if we turn a blind eye to a dictator's wanton use of weapons of mass destruction".

Michael O'Hanlon, a foreign policy analyst at the Brookings Institution, compared Haditha to My Lai "on a smaller scale". "My Lai symbolized the wanton reckless use of force that was associated with B-52 bombings, and the use of napalm, and the screaming children with their clothes burned off their skin by American incendiaries," O'Hanlon said.

The directors, brothers Chapman Way and Maclain Way, depict the cult's wanton oddities using a suspenseful true-crime structure that has helped make the series a hit.

Raised on that sober palette, Harry Koyama is wanton in his use of color.

Of all the postmodern conveniences lost to the gradual realization that the earth's resources aren't infinite, I think I miss the wanton, care-free use of the humble baggie most.

But there is little question that, collectively, humankind has been making wanton and unsustainable use of a precious resource for a long time.