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Example sentences for "irresponsible"

Lexicographically close words:
irresolvable; irrespective; irrespectively; irrespirable; irresponsibility; irresponsibly; irresponsive; irretrievable; irretrievably; irreverence
  1. The sequel of the story is too horrible to be told, and yet too essential to a right understanding of the influences and effects produced on human nature by the possession and exercise of despotic and irresponsible power to be omitted.

  2. The vague and irresponsible interest of the disfranchised is a poor substitute for the definite obligation to apply one's own strength to the machine itself, which is the privilege of the enfranchised.

  3. The contest with the House of Lords in 1910 re-established the control of government elected by representatives, and the subordination of the hereditary and irresponsible House to that which the people could choose for themselves.

  4. If, with their present enlightenment, ambitions, and needs, laboring men felt themselves wholly irresponsible for the present or future legislation, riots and lawlessness would be the inevitable result.

  5. At the present time there are but two wholly irresponsible classes in our republic--Indians and women.

  6. Birds were singing, and butterflies were fanning their feathery, irresponsible way from shade to shade.

  7. Here and there an individual may be found who, being entrusted with an irresponsible power, would not desire to use it tyrannically.

  8. The Albert Hall Festival is treated much in the same spirit of entirely irresponsible burlesque.

  9. To hear from hour to hour the contradictory chatter of irresponsible clubmen and M.

  10. They're just great big baby men, and as irresponsible as half-witted schoolboys.

  11. He is Lord of the Uncleared Ground, and may wander through it in his compassless, irresponsible way, never feeling that he is lost, for he has never had any definite bearings to lose.

  12. Upon reading such statements one's first impulse is to exclaim: How is it possible that men of sense should be led to speak in this irresponsible way?

  13. The object of this war is to deliver the free peoples of the world from the menace and the actual power of a vast military establishment controlled by an irresponsible government.

  14. This was accompanied by the belief that an irresponsible President might commit the country to an adventurous course of action which could not be controlled by Congress.

  15. Despite an inner disapproval that Tony could not help feeling for his father’s irresponsible doings, for the trouble he now and then brought so deeply, perhaps unwittingly, upon them all, Tony enjoyed his father immensely.

  16. He is the irresponsible lord and master of all life and property among his subjects, although in his decrees he is advised by a Council of Elders.

  17. He expected to go to prison and pose as a martyr-patriot, but the Commission very rightly damped his ambition by declaring him to be a fool irresponsible for his acts.

  18. It was his Gospel he referred to as his unpublished book, his doctrine of Selfishness, and of Man the irresponsible Machine.

  19. Why, he called it the only government that is irresponsible and whose tyranny will be unchecked because exercised under the name of law.

  20. A woman, in Bertrand's Oriental eyes, was the plaything of so much sexual passion, irresponsible and unsafe until she was veiled and married, and even then perverse and unbalanced.

  21. And you'd make every future Budget fight for its life like this one--against an irresponsible House?

  22. Our Camp Fire days were never irresponsible ones for me, Betty child," Polly responded, gazing thoughtfully around the dear, dismantled room.

  23. Of course one can't expect to be happy when one grows older, as in our old irresponsible Camp Fire days.

  24. The Vehmgericht, although an irresponsible tribunal possessing this extensive and dreadful authority, became a power so formidable that Charles IV, in 1371, stipulated for its official recognition.

  25. Constituted authority must prevail, or we are in for a reign of masked and irresponsible terror.

  26. Some of the really law-abiding Texas people, who do not believe in "invisible government" and irresponsible censorship of morals, have attempted to secure some sort of action at the hands of the Texas legislature.

  27. Nagel, the exasperating irresponsible of Mysterier, is at his maddest in his behaviour towards the woman he loves.

  28. Strange that such an idle and irresponsible youth should have been urged by his family to take holy orders; but such was the fact.

  29. He borrowed fifty pounds more, and started for London to study law, but speedily lost his money at cards, and again appeared, amiable and irresponsible as ever, among his despairing relatives.

  30. His was naturally a lightly irresponsible disposition, and it came very easily for him to console beauty in distress--or out of it, for that matter.

  31. She could not determine; for the path has many twists and turnings, and she had sped forward lightly and swiftly, and was still conscious of the exhilaration of the pace in his gay and irresponsible company.

  32. He had laid another log across the flames; she watched the bark catch fire, dully conscious, now, that her ideas were becoming as irresponsible and as reasonless as the sudden stirring of her heart had been.

  33. A civilised society swarming with callow and irresponsible opportunists, amateur Jesuits, idle intelligences reinfected with the toxins of their own philosophy!

  34. When authority had sold its good will or wrung the life blood from its victims they were handed over to the tender mercies of their fellow prisoners, the self-constituted masters and irresponsible tyrants in the place.

  35. For generations the Spanish people, first the Jews, then the Moriscos, lastly the whole native born community lay helpless in the grip of this irresponsible despotism.

  36. Altogether he tells us that 62 out of every hundred were irresponsible women and unfit for social and industrial life.

  37. Irresponsible beings, with abnormal passions, but with little sense of truth and honour, with no desire for continuous labour, but possessed of great cunning.

  38. I have already spoken of the fascination attached to a life of irresponsible liberty.

  39. I say, that extraordinary, almost miraculous self-control is necessary to secure the slaveholder from provocation and passion; and is self-control the virtue which above all others grows up amidst the possession of irresponsible dominion?

  40. Should we pay much heed to his assurance, that he alone could understand the character of absolute power, and that we in a republic could know nothing of the condition of men subjected to irresponsible will?

  41. The great argument in favor of representative institutions is, that a people's rights are safest in their own hands, and should never be surrendered to an irresponsible power.

  42. It flies to an irresponsible dictator for its protection.

  43. It cannot without guilt abandon any of its members to private oppression, to irresponsible power.

  44. Who that has watched his own heart, or observed others, does not feel that man is not fit to be trusted with absolute, irresponsible power over men?


  45. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "irresponsible" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    adrift; afloat; amorphous; blameworthy; capricious; careless; changeable; derelict; desultory; disobedient; dizzy; eccentric; erratic; excepted; excused; exempt; fast; favored; feckless; fickle; fitful; flickering; flighty; flitting; fluctuating; foolhardy; freakish; frivolous; giddy; headstrong; heady; immune; impetuous; imprudent; impulsive; inconsistent; inconstant; indecisive; infirm; insane; insubordinate; irregular; irresolute; irresponsible; lawless; licensed; licentious; mazy; mercurial; moody; mutinous; permitted; privileged; promiscuous; puerile; rambling; rampant; reckless; released; restless; roving; shapeless; shifting; shiftless; shifty; shuffling; silly; skittish; spared; spasmodic; spineless; stupid; unaccountable; unanswerable; unbridled; uncertain; unchecked; uncontrolled; uncurbed; undisciplined; unfixed; ungoverned; unpredictable; unreliable; unrestrained; unsettled; unstable; unsteady; unsure; untrustworthy; vacillating; vagrant; variable; volatile; wandering; wanton; wavering; wavy; wayward; whimsical; wild; wildcat; willful