Sentence examples for more heedless from inspiring English sources

The Republicans want more heedless deregulation.

Republicans have vowed to extract more heedless spending cuts in exchange for their votes to raise the debt limit.

What we do not need is more heedless rhetoric like we heard on Friday from Representative Louie Gohmert, the Texas Republican who drew a bizarre connection during a radio interview between the horror in Colorado and "ongoing attacks on Judeo-Christian beliefs".

If "Fargo" returns, next time I hope it's a little less careful and distant and a little more heedless and bold.

For now, ironically enough, he is an exile in Russia, a place far more heedless of civil liberties than our own country.

You'd think you might have heard a bit more about our heedless national pistolero mentality in the wall-to-wall TV coverage of the tragic shootings at Fort Hood this week.

(More mutual conversation, less heedless grandstanding).

By pig shit, he meant, more or less, a heedless life of unprotected sex and crystal-meth addiction.

"A moment of true reflection is worth more than ages of heedless worship," Faraz Rabbani, a leading Islamic scholar, said recently on Twitter.

Not least is the stress from the near collisions and being always on guard as more and more inexpert and heedless riders invade pedestrian territory.

Icarus headed toward the sun in a heedless fashion — and more or less got burned.