indiscriminate

IPA: ɪndɪskrˈɪmʌnʌt

Examples of "indiscriminate" in Sentences

The list itself is indiscriminate.
Is the article also indiscriminate
She can't apply the rules indiscriminately.
News of the incident was spread indiscriminately.
Please stop adding the same link indiscriminately.
The indiscriminate collection of information applies to lists.
The problem is the indiscriminate adding of additional images.
My principle concern is the indiscriminate nature of the list.
It is better to indiscriminate the modes and treat the line similarly.
Church, but he does not believe in what he calls indiscriminate charity.
But the nomination is about the supposedly indiscriminate nature of the list.
Republican governors told Mr. Obama they had qualms about what they called indiscriminate federal spending.
He also condemned what he called the indiscriminate firing of projectiles towards Israeli civilian areas by Palestinian militants.
On the outside looking in, China, Russia and India remain highly critical of what they call indiscriminate'' coalition bombing of civilians.
Separately, Russia called on the international community to stop what it called the "indiscriminate" use of force in Libya, saying it was killing civilians.
Mrs. Walter Powell sometimes ventured to take Aurora to task on the folly and sinfulness of what she called indiscriminate almsgiving; but Mrs. Mellish would pour such a flood of eloquence upon her antagonist that the ensign's widow was always glad to retire from the unequal contest.