Sentence examples for thoughtlessly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thoughtlessly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action done without thinking or consideration for the consequences. Example: "She thoughtlessly left her phone on the table, not realizing it could be stolen."
adverb
Done without thinking
- He thoughtlessly invited her to come jogging, as he knew she hated excercise.
"I think too much of political journalism is thoughtlessly scrutinising," argues Mitchell.
He was impatient with his ministers, thoughtlessly rude to senior bureaucrats and foul-tempered with his staff.
Checkpoints are another problem: burly fellows with mismatched camouflage demand papers, thoughtlessly intruding mid-chapter.
So teens text it, too.When I was in high school 20 years ago, all these words were used pretty thoughtlessly by many around me.
Republicans heard the dinging of the word "tax" and thoughtlessly went on the attack.
Operating outside the shadow cabinet has given him more liberty to do so than a front-line position would have afforded (though, even then, treachery and brotherly psycho-drama have been thoughtlessly ascribed to many of his activities).
Most rich people just thoughtlessly fling cash at causes and candidates they happen to like to little real effect.
He urged patience: an expedition was more likely to fail if the traveller hurried or pushed forward thoughtlessly.
One is that expanding education thoughtlessly may actually weaken the link with growth, such as it is.
But in an age where almost everyone seems to be in the business of thoughtlessly communicating something, there is still a vital role for the journalist who wryly observes, and seeks to verify, what is being communicated.
In the workplace, information systems can be deployed to eliminate tedious tasks and give workers greater autonomy, or they can be used to thoughtlessly eliminate jobs and subject the remaining workforce to pervasive electronic surveillance.
