Sentence examples for some unthinking from inspiring English sources

At some unthinking level, perhaps we worked out for ourselves what kind of visitors we should expect from outer space.

As for her aged father, a former senator loyal to Trujillo, he never understood the reasons for his Kafkaesque fall from grace, never understood whether the mercurial dictator was simply testing his loyalty -- as he did so routinely with those closest to him -- or whether there had been some unthinking lapse of devotion on his part.

Some animals, Braitman argues, are driven to despair — not some dumb, unthinking "animalistic" blankness but genuine spiritual emptiness.

The general had been criticised for his aggressive approach to security in the months after the invasion, though Sky says he took the blame for circumstances beyond his control, and she did not find him to be "some brutal unthinking monster who suddenly had a complete change of personality".

Green himself said: "Some emotional, unthinking people have said to me after Sept. 11, 'Oh, God, who would want to run New York City now?' In one obvious way, it will be easier to run New York City, not despite but because of the World Trade Center incident.

He even recognises that some of the unthinking things he said himself did little to help him.

In Darjeeling, India, North encountered some vapid compatriots: "those unthinking, croqueting-badminton young ladies always aggravated me, and I could hardly be civil to them".

The basis for our study was the psychology of how people's behaviour becomes habitual – that is, automatic and unthinking – in some circumstances.

It may seem strange for young creative types to be starting online publications that so closely mimic traditional magazines, particularly when that means adopting the conventions of print in such a literal -- some might even say unthinking -- way.

"The attempt to conflate that with homophobia is a sign of the unthinking nature of some liberal responses to religion.

But he conceded that much of the tension arises from the unthinking way that some people use Twitter.