Sentence examples for somewhat careless from inspiring English sources

But this failure to eliminate rivals for food has seemed somewhat careless.

The aim is not to ban guns, says Mathew Nosanchuk, the litigation director of the Violence Policy Centre, but to change the somewhat careless way in which they are made and sold.

It isn't hard to figure that some of the first men to thumb their noses at gravity might also tend to be somewhat careless about the man-made laws of the land...

Playing outside in the thick humidity with heavy amplification must have taken a toll, for the orchestra's performances of those two works in the hall were somewhat careless and poorly balanced.

Norman Wheeler, a social studies teacher at South High, said: "There is a small handful of parents who are somewhat careless about keeping track of their children, but the actively involved parents are trying to find a way to reach them.

Despite early promise and detail, "Elvis and Gladys" is a somewhat careless and confused compromise.

Meanwhile, the fairly careless eating continued.

Talented as he is, Chicago's oft-grumpy signal caller can also be careless with the football -- which is somewhat against the object of the game, no? Uh-Oh.

It struck me as somewhat unfair of Johnson to have written so many contentious and even careless things and not stand by them.

The music suggests rock 'n' roll pastoralia loosely in the Grateful Dead lineage, and Mr. Callahan suggests thoughts both mystical and somewhat less so: "All I want to do/Is to make love/To you/With a careless mind".

Atmosphere: Simple, attractive modern Japanese setting, somewhat cramped, with tatami rooms that may be reserved; service is polite and efficient, if impersonal at dinner and careless at lunch.