Peremptory used in a sentence

Peremptory in a sentence as an adjective

Yeah, I meant that the lawyers should have used a "peremptory challenge" rather than "strike for cause".

I love the stereotyping, having worked in a startup with peremptory non-maker of an MBA.

"Considering that Yegge seemed to make a compelling case, that peremptory response doesn't reflect well on the Google executive team.

And note that these would typically be "strikes for cause," and therefore don't count against either side's total number of peremptory strikes.

If we are not even given any feedback as to why our applications were rejected, then it seems peremptory and a complete waste of time.

What does it take to proof yourself from peremptory nullification if a driver's license, birth certificate and bar association license don't cut it?

Perhaps you consider it reasonable for someone to equate peremptory rudeness and felony.

At the 2008 Republican National Convention in Minneapolis, police conducted peremptory raids on the homes of protesters before the convention had even started.

Most visionaries aren't necessarily pleasant people in any conventional sense, they can be peremptory, irritatingly specific and detailed in their demands.

"you hereby agree to be bound by Matchstick’s mandatory and automatic software upgrade mechanism to upgrade the trial version of the SDK to the production version of the SDK"That's unusually peremptory for mozilla.

Having something important to do with very few narrow exceptions justified, at least in California, a deferral of service to a specified future date, not an excuse; relevant experience usually doesn't justify a for-cause challenge, but may be the basis for a peremptory challenge.