Sentence examples for thoughtless thing from inspiring English sources

I was on a high and trying to make a point but it was a silly, thoughtless thing to have done.

"Meanwhile, the western world luxuriates in flush toilets; in toilets that play music or can check blood pressure, where the flush is a thoughtless thing, and anything that can go down a sewer -- nappies, motorbikes, goldfish -- does," her website claims.

I've flown into many a cyber-rage over upon reading unfair (and largely insignificant) criticisms of Bernie Sanders and his supporters, written multi-part tweet threads about the irredeemably problematic nature of some thoughtless thing an old acquaintance said to me when we ran into each other on the street, and delighted in mocking media personalities for their dumb tweets from 2013.

"You are being selfish": Often the person wanting to commit suicide has an overload of care for others, the world and for pressing issues, so this is a very thoughtless thing to say and can attack an already defenseless and delicate spirit.

The thoughtless things I did deserved your saying awful things".

In the wake of tragedy, people often say stupid or thoughtless things from the best motives.

And why can't we publicly call out people who say offensive or thoughtless things without imperiling every aspect of their lives?

Maybe it's because I have no filter and routinely blurt out stupid, offensive, thoughtless things, but I'm tired of watching what I say around other people, and I'm not even around people that much.

Markets have been known to react very quickly (and badly) to thoughtless remarks by Chairs of the Fed, the result being billions of dollars of wealth vanishing in a matter of hours, and Larry Summers has a history of saying and writing thoughtless things.

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.

Have witty or amusing comebacks ready for people who might say unkind or thoughtless things when you reveal (or revel in) your flaw instead of hiding it.