Sentence examples for be absolutely heedless of from inspiring English sources

Or to give President Hamid Karzai more cause to think that he can be absolutely heedless of American interests?

This does not mean that one is to be heedless of externals.

This is absolutely unheard of".

There was absolutely no history of vomiting.

Thus, Hartshorne can say that God's goodness is not diminished if a fragmentary being is heedless of the good of others, by indifference or harmful intent.

It wasn't just that he was heedless of his own compatriots and their lives, though he was; even his own prospects were strangely irrelevant.

We can be condescending and heedless of the costs we impose on patients' lives and bank accounts.

The Secretary cannot be heedless of these factors in the sense, for instance, of refusing to hear relevant evidence bearing on them.

Certainly Socrates could be heedless of convention and careless about providing for his bodily needs.

Meanwhile, we are not heedless of the hardships and worries that accompany the conquest of inflation.

The price that the outsider pays for being so heedless of custom is, of course, the disapproval of the insider.