Sentence examples for wantonly the from inspiring English sources

"We are all Americans now," Le Monde's headline on September 13 , 2001 has been much quoted as a reminder of how disastrously the Atlantic alliance has broken apart in the course of the last 18 months, and of how wantonly the Bush administration has squandered the world's goodwill toward the US.

The Democrats should have helped the American people see how wantonly the GOP has trampled upon the ideals and traditions of our American democracy.

The freedom I feel in this physical expression of giving myself to this man so wantonly, the pleasure of my submission, rushes my body like a river overflowing a dam.

Given what was happening on the ground — the Pakistani Army acting wantonly, ignoring the results of an election — you might expect the White House to restrain the Pakistani generals.

It is difficult to see how the most finicky historian of the future will find the slightest reason for doubting that Hitler deliberately and wantonly provoked the new war.After the first breach of the peace the rest followed automatically.

Sir Peter Westmacott, who was ambassador to the U.S. from 2012 to 2016, accused the president of "peddling falsehoods," wantonly risking the American alliance with the U.K. and threatening the nations' united front combatting terrorism.

We could imagine the headlines–"Journalists Wantonly Destroy the Environment"–and stood hard on the brake, expecting the unweighted rear end to go into a skid.

One, the video footage of the killing that appears to show beyond any doubt that the officer wantonly killed the suspect.

In the eyes of Vidal's fictional alter ego, Peter Sanford, Truman was also guilty of mass murder at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, since Japan had been "trying for some months to surrender" before the United States wantonly dropped the atomic bomb.

Enacting a scorched earth policy ahead of retreat, the extremists wantonly vandalized the town, targeting almost every home.

We're back to those flappers, with their jobs and their knee-length skirts and their dangerous opinions about politics, or the girls of the 1960s destroying the traditional family by wantonly taking the pill.