Sentence examples for thoughtless people from inspiring English sources

We've all seen those hideous splotches on sidewalks, the result of thoughtless people spitting out gum.

These books were not written by a psychologist but by a cardiologist, Dr Meyer Friedman, who described the type A category in mostly negative terms, as a group of angry, thoughtless people whose behaviour put them at heightened risk of a heart attack.

The Amish are not a callous and thoughtless people.

"Thoughtless people," wrote Emerson, "contradict as readily the statement of perceptions as of opinions, or rather much more readily".

The leaders and functionaries who in the past twelve years have imposed on the United States a massive system of secret surveillance are best looked on not as betrayers but as thoughtless people.

If there is anything I have learned from teacher Mac this week it is this: Things happen to all of us that cause pain, often by accident, sometimes by thoughtless people with malevolent intent.

In a famous essay published in 1944, the Soviet director Sergei Eisenstein argued that "only very thoughtless and presumptuous people" believed in "some incredible virgin birth" of cinema, and that the film pioneer DW Griffith found many of his storytelling tricks, including close-ups, dissolves and cutting between parallel narratives, in novels such as Oliver Twist.

It's almost a thoughtless reflex when people visit a website.

Being mysterious should not equate to being rude and thoughtless about other people.

Being stoic should not equate to being rude and thoughtless about other people.

This is a far more positive and self-sustaining response than giving in to believing the often nasty and thoughtless things other people can say.