"so thoughtless" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used as an adverb to describe an action that is not considerate of other people or circumstances. For example: "He was so thoughtless as to call her late at night without asking first if it was a convenient time".
How did a careful thinker become so thoughtless?
"However," he added, "not everything was so thoughtless," like the oil exploration program Moscow runs with Vietnam.
But, he says, 'parallel to that, I see something which is so thoughtless and, frankly, stupid as to make the myth of Jewish intelligence totally ungraspable'.
Which gets to the real source of my confusion here: how is a company that consistently produces phenomenal work so thoughtless at the same time?
"So you spend, like, a week in radio silence," she continued, "wondering why your dinner guests are so thoughtless and boorish, wondering if they hate you, wondering if they had an awful time — it's terrible — and then a week after the fact, the charming little note arrives, and you feel silently, genuinely annoyed thinking how smug they're feeling about themselves".
Januszczak, a former art critic for the Guardian, reserved particular ire for the current show, Ruin Lust, describing it as "a pointless collection of different pictures of ruins … [a show] so thoughtless and awful, it makes a drop of 10% appear fortunate".
But how many men would even recognize that such behavior is so extraordinarily thoughtless?
Perhaps these will result in more discussion about sensitizing friends and family to avoid comments like "What are you waiting for to start your family?" and "What's taking you so long?" Thoughtless comments like these only make matters worse.
Because his actions seem so deeply thoughtless and idiotic, I've also included a few songs with the other spelling of "Jesse" - because who the hell can worry about spelling when you're busy with Nazi-dressing mistresses.
As her character says this, amid all the crowd's laughter, there's also a gasp of shock from an audience member that any visitor to a mental health ward could be so blindly thoughtless, a reminder that as with narrow-mindedness of all kinds, people can be alerted through the arts to the harm that it can do.
If you're making a mountain out a molehill, you risk alienating people and having them find you annoying for being so picky, thoughtless, and unkind.
