Sentences with word «rashness»

In defensive driving, drunk driving and other sort of rashness are not part of this.

Her modern Pandora mimics Roman sculpture and forebodes our own rashness as a culture in opening the Pandora's Box of war.

However, his own rashness often leads him into trouble which causes him to forcefully change his attitude for the better in order to fix the problems he unintentionally started.

Either, the proposed changes will not really be particularly meaningful, or, if they are, they will be designed and implemented with irresponsible rashness.

According to them, the official Church had the opportunity of avoiding all the errors and theological rashness which led to the persecutions of heretics, wars of religion, witch - hunting, and all the other dark and lamentable events of Church history.

We say that both cowardice and rashness miss the mark of courage, and that both stinginess and prodigality miss the mark of generosity; why do we not say that both mercy and harshness miss the mark of justice?

We are forbidden to argue about this faith by the law of both pontiff and emperor... both are going to judge those who with headlong rashness refuse to submit to the decisions of the Church.

And finally they saw Dow Finsterwald, who epitomizes golfing conservatism as Palmer does gambling rashness, carefully and quietly become the big third man in what everyone had assumed was going to be a two - man battle.

Her bravery (or professional rashness) earns her an «Oo Ra» from Billy Bob's General Hollanek.

Even with the instinct of a callow secondary school boy back then, Ripples scoffed at Murtala's rashness as an impulsive messiah.

The «breath - taking» speed of this suggests either the changes will not be meaningful or they will be designed with «irresponsible rashness».

And it would be simply faulty theological formation, and rashness, if a Christian were to assert that because the Church can change or has changed a mutable positive Church law, it is also in a position, or obliged, to alter a law which it knows is divine and unchangeable, simply because it has a certain material affinity with mutable canon law.

As Hobbes writes in Leviathan, law is comparable to hedges that are set «not to stop travelers, but to keep them in the way»; that is, law restrains people's natural tendency to act on «impetuous desires, rashness or indiscretion,» and so are always «rules authorized» as external constraints upon what is otherwise our natural liberty.

Plato in the Apology quotes Socrates as saying to Meletus, one of his accusers: «You see, men of Athens, this fellow seems very arrogant and intemperate to me and to have written this indictment out of some sort of insolence, intemperance, and rashness.»

He's also lost a lot of his rashness (racking up unnecessary cards was his thing) and concentration lapses this year.

We got lucky this time, but Aurier's rashness has cost us multiple times before.

The players often make misplaced passes (Xhaka) and wrong decisions (Cech, Ospina) because of Arsenal's rashness.

He is a capable centre - back but is prone to rashness and can struggle positionally.

Lapses in concentration and rashness.

Fortunately, Theresa May is not overly ideological nor given to rashness, lessening the risks.

If that would affect judges and lawyers alone, it would be fair comeuppance for NJC's rashness.

I quit without any other job in hand and regret my rashness.