When the going was good, such negligence seemed not to matter.
A barrel could not roll out of a warehouse without some negligence, and to say that a plaintiff who is injured by it must call witnesses from the warehouse to prove negligence seems to me preposterous.
With a focus on soldiers' narratives, the gist of my claim was that blaming oneself for the luck of surviving war, or for accidents where there is no culpability or negligence, seems in one sense irrational, and yet in another perfectly morally reasonable.
And a moment later, on the subject of fairies, Peter's negligence seems almost cruel: When she expressed a doubtful hope that Tinker Bell would be glad to see her he said, "Who is Tinker Bell?" "O Peter," she said, shocked, but even when she explained he could not remember.
The biggest problem doesn't at all seem to be negligence by Facebook: there are reasons for everything, and as is often the case with moderation, those reasons are often unsatisfying but effective compromises.
Mr. Obeidi, the defense minister, said, "It seems like there was negligence by the security forces, which we will investigate later".
The shear breadth of the room seems to create unintended negligence, but the staff handles it graciously.
When wicketkeeper Mustard shelled his second opportunity of the morning, the ball bursting through his gloves at a little above waist height, it seemed that Nottinghamshire's negligence might go unpunished.
The reprieve, though, only seemed to lull them into negligence.
This does seem like willful and purposeful negligence in the execution of his duties to me — like a doctor who fails to keep up with standards of care.
