Sentence examples for wanton use of from inspiring English sources

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".

The memory of Bryant meant that the story of Saban's hire could be told not as a wanton use of taxpayer dollars but as a sort of restoration.

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

My growing anxiety that I have hopelessly pedestrian breakfast tastes is only exacerbated by the wanton use of spice in many of the recipes.

My mind has been consumed with nothing but thoughts of spending, purchasing, and the wanton enjoyment of unnecessary goods.

Ignoring evidence, inventing facts and rubber-stamping the wanton exercise of government power represents collaboration, not judgment.

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.

We need to keep the ability to impeach at the ready in the event that this president continues to exercise a wanton approach toward the use of power, particularly the war power.