wanton damage造句

• The wanton damage is something we're used to.
• The burning of resin was sometimes strictly regulated in order to prevent the wanton damage of the forest.
• The farm domestics were taken by surprise, no difficulty was encountered in obtaining the food supplies and no wanton damage perpetrated.
• Yates said kettling " would work really well around here " in the face of " wanton damage " and " vandalism ".
• In the first official Nigerian explanation of this week's naval bombardment of the capital, military spokesman Ugbo said it acted because the renegade troops had " caused wanton damage to lives and properties in Sierra Leone ."
• In its first official explanation of this week's naval bombardment of the capital of the impoverished west African state, Nigeria said it acted because the renegade troops had " caused wanton damage to lives and properties in Sierra Leone ."
• Muslim historians of the Islamic Sultanates period of Indian history mention Ellora, as they describe widespread damage and fanatical destruction of idols and artwork of the region, but some Muslims of this era expressed their concern against such wanton damage and " deplored it as a violation of beauty ", according to Carl Ernst.