Sentence examples for being heedless of from inspiring English sources

Patients are blamed for wanting too much care and being heedless of the costs.

Efforts to improve safety for cyclists continued, although a number of motorists accused them of being heedless of the rights of the drivers of larger vehicles.

Then and now, each side accused the other of conducting scorched-earth campaigns and being heedless of the risk to the nation's political institutions.

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.

He was heedless of danger and cool under pressure.

They're heedless of the political economy risks of a weak initial response.

Not that Indian and Chinese officials are heedless of the risks of nuclear energy.

Inside national newspapers, Leveson says there was a "recklessness in prioritising sensational stories" that was "heedless of the public interest".

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

." [p555] Article I, § 2. Yet Congress has, at times, been heedless of this command, and not apportioned according to the requirements of the Census.

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.