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• r  in a random manner
• r  in an indiscriminate manner

• Then they drove to the Sri Maha Bodhiya, a sacred Buddhist site, and fired indiscriminately into a crowd that included nuns and monks.
• Orth, a writer for Vanity Fair, unloads her notebooks indiscriminately, providing an overdetailed, pedestrian chronicle.
• Then they drove to the Sri Maha Bodhiya, a sacred Buddhist site, and fired indiscriminately into a crowd that included nuns and monks.

• randomly
• haphazardly
• willy-nilly
• arbitrarily
• at random
• every which way
• promiscuously

News & Articles

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• Editorial: In wake of NSA reveal, 'who will guard the guards?'
  The revelations of recent weeks that the U.S. government indiscriminately collects phone data of U.S. citizens and gathers other intelligence information from major tech companies layer a chilling immediacy to the warning by President Barack Obama during his May 23 foreign policy speech.
  June 13, 2013 - National Catholic Reporter
• NSA Snooping Matters, Even If You Have 'Nothing to Hide'
  “I have nothing to hide. Why should I care if the NSA is vacuuming up my phone records?” The news that the NSA has been indiscriminately collecting the phone and Internet logs of Americans under sweeping Patriot Act orders has provoked outrage from civil libertarians — and even Patriot Act author Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI) SEE ALSO: Yes, Americans Are Worried About NSA Surveillance But there are ...
  June 13, 2013 - Mashable
• Key bishop questions US drone warfare, says indiscriminate
  A key U.S. Catholic bishop has questioned the United States' continued use of unmanned drones, saying the U.S. may be killing people indiscriminately in Pakistan in violation of Catholic teaching.
  June 13, 2013 - National Catholic Reporter

Quotes

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• Manmohan Singh in CNN International
  The well-planned and very orchestrated attacks, probably with external linkages, were intended to create a sense of panic by choosing high-profile targets and indiscriminately killing innocent foreigners,Singh said.
• Joel Fitzgibbon in Sydney Morning Herald
  I don't think anyone would argue - a few might - that SMArt 155 goes anywhere near falling within the definition of those munitions that act indiscriminately,Mr Fitzgibbon said.
• Mike McConnell in Guardian Unlimited
  You cannot indiscriminately attack a sovereign nation,McConnell said, but said "we'll bring it to closure."