Verwenden Sie „indiscriminately“ in einem Satz

1. “There are gaps in the historical documents in which he has chosen to lay low rather than kill indiscriminately

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2. They mate indiscriminately

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3. Which of these two men lived in the real world, choosing not to lie indiscriminately?

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4. (Unless, that is, the capital punishment is applied indiscriminately to those waiting to be born

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5. The stores had been rushed forward indiscriminately, no manifests were provided, and no specific attempt was made at headquarters to evolve order from chaos

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6. These guerilla had fired indiscriminately at wounded and litter-carriers far behind the firing line

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7. When a society begins to lose its moral compass or becomes less critical of questionable points of views or unseemly behavior that diminishes an individual‘s intellectual and moral character, however, and when principled and far-sighted judgments(s) become increasingly muddled and uncertain and when that society fails to exercise reasonable discretion by indiscriminately embracing every hare-brained idea for tolerance sake or taking every (novel) proposition at its face value without giving serious thought to the matter and when an individual, lest he or she be perceived as close-minded or confrontational, remains on the sidelines as a casual observer rather than an active participant, such actions or inactions, whatever the case may be, must inevitably usher the moral and intellectual decline of that society

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8. The fact that we wanted to kill, and was aggressive is not to say we did so indiscriminately

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9. We were not allowed to shoot and kill indiscriminately and I assure you if we were Apartheid would still be alive

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10. A criminal act, whether committed by an individual against another individual or against a group of individuals, notwithstanding that such actions may be either random or pre-meditated, constitutes a crime against society inasmuch as every member of that society is considered a (potential) victim that should otherwise be provided equal protection under the law and that any crime, whatever the motive, directed against (the) one represents a (potential) affront against (the) many; especially when such crimes are committed indiscriminately, without rhyme or reason; that is to say, in a manner that renders every member of that society a (potential) victim subject to arbitrary or uncertain (criminal) designs

11. I am mentioning this aspect because the public sometimes seems to think that hostage Rescuers has a license to kill indiscriminately

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12. Custer's troops, by all other accounts including the soldiers, killed women, children, and elderly indiscriminately

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13. so they began to pour out their thirst for violence by indiscriminately firing upon each other

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14. “Not about the rest of it, but about Somonik! He stands for justice, and he always has! In war, he will fight on the side of justice! But as he once explained, it often happens that when evil people attack, and they kill and destroy indiscriminately, those who were attacked will counter-attack the nation of those who initiated the hostilities, also killing and destroying indiscriminately in return, regardless of whether or not the individuals they are killing took part in their nation’s evils, or even agreed with them! In this way do the victims of evil fall into evil themselves, and it becomes a case of evil versus evil

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15. Best of all, his article "Pandemonium Prevents Rescue," the theme that American forces were a blundering batch of idiots who indiscriminately murdered Vietnamese civilians, had been picked up by the wire services and trumpeted in the liberal journals and magazines

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16. A British officer named General Dwyer, brought his soldiers with guns, sealed off the entrance and shot indiscriminately in the crowd

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17. Coming out with a product means responsibility for assuring that no unsafe byproducts are indiscriminately dumped into the water or the air or onto the land

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18. Yankee ( applied by Spaniards indiscriminately to all natives of the U

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19. � Ignoring the searing pain from her left leg, Nancy shot quickly the Germans closest to her, then started shooting Germans more indiscriminately

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20. ����������� �Look at what happened since she appeared in September of 1940: within two months after her arrival, the British stopped bombing indiscriminately your cities

21. In many instances they were attacked indiscriminately by both British and German aircraft

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22. On top of saving the protected building that way, this gives the added advantage that the errant GPS bomb may hit a purely civilian building, thus opening the possibility that the Americans could be accused of war crimes for indiscriminately bombing civilian populations

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23. In particular, the northern regions of North America, Scandinavia and Russia, plus Australia, were able to repulse the ISF attacks on its local officials, albeit at a high human cost because of the habit of the ISF to use its firepower indiscriminately

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24. Then they started firing indiscriminately over them

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25. Whenever there's a riot or an attempted prison break or whenever the moment necessitates it, a guard in this tower flips a switch and the phasors start firing indiscriminately at different areas in the compound

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26. The demise of Mullah Omar in Pakistan had brought out very few tears in Iran, where the Taliban’s murderous habit of killing indiscriminately Shiite Muslims in Pakistan and Afghanistan was viewed quite dimly

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27. fleeing, they shot indiscriminately around them, intentionally hitting civilian drivers to

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28. with DHEA indiscriminately until further studies are completed

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29. pause appeals to us all indiscriminately

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30. The chances are so remote that there are two killers out there at the same time that act indiscriminately, randomly and without apparent motive

31. "And one fascinating bit of empirical data emerged--the most highly prejudiced group of people were those who are called the indiscriminately pro-religious

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32. The indiscriminately pro-religious person wouldn't care whether Beth or Father Theophane were liberal or conservative

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33. Byron sat with the largest plate in front of him, assorted remains of things that used to have faces set indiscriminately on its dulled patterned surface

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34. ' A phobic society with no touching laws will inappropriately and indiscriminately embrace “No touch!” virtuality

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35. Rights are not inherent, but obediently maintained; privileges not indiscriminately distributed, but competitively won by bid, test, or purchase

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36. What can it mean, therefore, to kill in the name of a messiah who served a higher ideal – love? Minimally, love would not kill unnecessarily, indiscriminately or gleefully

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37. YourReverence, is addressed indiscriminately to the more

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38. She flirted outrageously and had affairs indiscriminately, but this time she took proper precautions, for she had no intention of ever getting pregnant again

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39. The Roman Pope was strongly persuaded to stay in Avignon, and the French monarch influenced the church greatly, controlling their finances and subjugating papal officials with charges of heresy almost indiscriminately

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40. No more indiscriminately thrown cigarette butts hitting my

41. Many mountain hunters might disagree with me, but I think that the horns, which bend inward and back, give the trophy a special beauty, which the indiscriminately spiralling horns of the ram can never achieve

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42. After he predicted that light rays actually bend around the Moon: his entire theory was indiscriminately hailed as being scientifically proven

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43. I have heard he is brutal, slays men indiscriminately and is a cold-blooded savage—”

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44. As a result; the younger generation rebels blindly against all of society’s meaningless complexity by indiscriminately rejecting all thinking, all information, all education, and thronging to movies like Dumb and Dumberer

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45. But there is so much negative energy built up and accumulated in people today, that if it were let loose indiscriminately, people would explode into irrational fits of violence and pain and hysteria

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46. Murphy thought of Richard Trenton Chase, the so-called “Vampire Killer,” who killed indiscriminately and drank his victims’ blood

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47. These ancient cunning filth think they can fool living people into killing undead entities indiscriminately: regardless of which entity committed which crime

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48. Living humans woke up! And began to refuse to sacrifice their firstborn, living humans refused to sacrifice their most healthy virgins and young men: their answer to this was death not connected to the idea of holy sacrifice: the invention of war: mass killing of all living humans indiscriminately:

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49. Indiscriminately sending brave and courageous young soldiers to their death, as if lambs to their slaughter

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50. We have seen the Creator’s mysterious anomaly of creation in nature in the sickness of disease such as cancers, viruses and bacteria indiscriminately destroying the body and life of human beings

51. ‘Physical’ death is visited upon humans indiscriminately

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52. Where the ‘imperfections’ (defined by human perspective and perception) of creation have been designed so ‘perfectly’ that it would be more mathematically probable for a Jumbo Jet airliner to be built by random chance from a whirlwind winding over the debris of a junk yard than it would be for the universe to be created indiscriminately, from chance or chaos

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53. contacted indiscriminately, it should be willing to do so after preliminary

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54. reader today would not know that "wind" and "spirit" are indiscriminately translated from

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55. There were many colors and the sword would pulse indiscriminately with multiple combinations of colors at a time

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56. all indiscriminately translated from the same word, and that almost without exception

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57. are indiscriminately translated from the same word and almost without

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58. "spirit" are indiscriminately translated from the same word and almost without exception

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59. How could anyone read the Kings James Version and know that anger, cool, courage, air, mind, breath, wind, blast, and spirit are the same thing? Most English reader today would not know that "wind" and "spirit" are all indiscriminately translated from the same word, and that almost without exception today's reader would understand "spirit" to be an immortal soul, but would never understand "wind" to be an immortal soul

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60. Those who do not read Hebrew are misled by such indiscriminately translations

61. Strange indeed, that a literal destruction would give the Lord no space to reward “according to works”—while to dump them indiscriminately into a furnace of fire—figurative or literal—with the devil, keeping them in perpetual life would enable Him to mete out to each their just dues

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62. Most English reader today would not know that "wind" and "spirit" are indiscriminately translated from the same word and almost without exception today's reader would understand "spirit"

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63. But when applied indiscriminately they don't signal anything other than a mess

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64. Franz and Albert were like men who, to drive away a missiles, friends and foes, companions and strangers, indiscriminately, and no one took violent sorrow, have recourse to wine, and who, as they drink and become intoxicated, feel a thick veil drawn between the past and the present

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65. There the envelopes are opened, indiscriminately, with the frankness of a brazen and childish impudence characteristic of some Spanish-American Governments

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66. And unlike Clyntahn’s killers, the “Fist of God” had killed anything but indiscriminately

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67. But the more he shot, the more he felt disgraced in the eyes of Veslovsky, who kept popping away merrily and indiscriminately, killing nothing, and not in the slightest abashed by his ill success

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68. Traders indiscriminately entering breakouts would find that any profits they make would be eaten away by transaction costs and by failed breakouts

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69. Trader A indiscriminately buys in the base and manages the trades, exiting his losers if they drop decisively below the bottom of the range

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70. Overall, buying puts indiscriminately was a losing trade

71. Third, in prior chapters, strategies were applied to all options indiscriminately, but in a PEAD trade, different strategies are applied to different options

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72. Soi, which is now more especially used when the subject of the sentence is on, was formerly indiscriminately used with lui put for lui-même

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73. The vestries were indiscriminately distributing bread sent us by the French government

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74. How then? The baleen, hump, back-fin, and teeth; these are things whose peculiarities are indiscriminately dispersed among all sorts of whales, without any regard to what may be the nature of their structure in other and more essential particulars

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75. But though, to landsmen in general, the native inhabitants of the seas have ever been regarded with emotions unspeakably unsocial and repelling; though we know the sea to be an everlasting terra incognita, so that Columbus sailed over numberless unknown worlds to discover his one superficial western one; though, by vast odds, the most terrific of all mortal disasters have immemorially and indiscriminately befallen tens and hundreds of thousands of those who have gone upon the waters; though but a moment's consideration will teach, that however baby man may brag of his science and skill, and however much, in a flattering future, that science and skill may augment; yet for ever and for ever, to the crack of doom, the sea will insult and murder him, and pulverize the stateliest, stiffest frigate he can make; nevertheless, by the continual repetition of these very impressions, man has lost that sense of the full awfulness of the sea which aboriginally belongs to it

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76. And so Our Lady, shocked and weeping, falls before the throne of God and begs for mercy for all in hell—for all she has seen there, indiscriminately

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77. Unfortunately, the English worship their great artists quite indiscriminately and abjectly; so that is quite impossible to make them understand that Shakespeare's extraordinary literary power, his fun, his mimicry, and the endearing qualities that earned him the title of "the gentle Shakespeare"—all of which, whatever Tolstoy may say, are quite unquestionable facts—do not stand or fall with his absurd reputation as a thinker

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78. We speak indiscriminately of our own house and our own land

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79. What Werner calls primitive trap may perhaps be compact hornblende, or perhaps the newest flætz trap, when it happens to cover the primitive; for, this species of trap, like the currents of lava, covers indiscriminately all classes of rocks, and is one reason why I consider it as the remains of ancient lava

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80. From the tombs I am debarred, although the authorities are doing nothing whatever there themselves, and the tomb of Khuenaten remains uncleared, with pieces of the sarcophagus and vessels thrown indiscriminately in the rubbish outside