Sentence examples for wanton way from inspiring English sources

She sued a writer who, she said, had written about her in "an obscene, shocking, scandalous, naughty, wanton" way, but the case went against her.

Why would brutalizing hundreds of other hosts over the years pale in comparison to offing two, even in a particularly gory and wanton way?

That the government was taking in less didn't stop its fiscally wanton ways.

Runa feels no guilt and takes no responsibility for her wanton ways ("There was something about the promise of trouble that made her want to lick her lips").

He traces his preoccupation with prostitutes (or "Tiffanys," as he calls them) to the wanton ways of his mother, "whose vagina was visible to me through the diaphanous nightgowns she insisted on wearing around the house".

7 55 P.M. (Sundance) QUILLS (2000) In Doug Wright's adaptation of his own play, Geoffrey Rush portrays the Marquis de Sade, imprisoned in the Charenton Asylum, where he'll be forced to ponder his wanton ways.

When Shakespeare wrote his definitive "Antony and Cleopatra" in 1607, he, too, was reflecting his times, rebelling against a creeping Puritanism to focus on the wanton ways but also explore the deep emotional complexities of his heroine.

In the opening scene Wozzeck shaves the bald head of the captain, the bright-voiced and boisterous tenor Gerhard Siegel, who lectures Wozzeck on the wanton ways and inadequate morals of the poor.

Do you think motherhood ended Kitty's wanton ways?

Gay men have yet another reason to panic and abandon their wanton ways.

We as a global community recognized that we are seeing the impacts of our wanton ways on the climate, Hurricanes Katrina and Irene and Sandy.