Sentence examples for unthinking use of from inspiring English sources
My own red line in games is the unthinking use of rape, whether as a "character building" incident for female protagonists (but, strangely, not for male ones) or as an "edgy" version of a sex scene.
But, nonetheless, the unthinking use of the term al-Qaida, as has so often been the case in the past, obscures rather than illuminate the real chaotic and fractured, if still dynamic, nature of modern Islamist militancy.
It was during the 11-hour flight from London to Cape Town that she became the latest example of the power of Twitter to destroy those who cause offense through unthinking use of the social media site.
In fact, it is the end of another sort of world: of unchallenged segregation, of Lithuanian merchants in black neighborhoods and of the unthinking use of the term "flesh-colored".
Most obviously, it could be a protest against the incessant, unthinking use of cell phones during social gatherings.
In doing so, this article contributed to the recent body of work that warns against the inflationary and often unthinking use of neo-liberalism to explain change (for example, Ferguson, 2009; Collier, 2011).
We don't take Facebook for granted the way our children do, with their unthinking postings on each others' walls, their casual use of the F-word on what is effectively a quasi-public forum, their postings of their own photographs in varying states of sobriety and decency.
To be sure, use of pure gut feelings (System 1 of automated thinking and unthinking action (Kahneman 2012)) is unsuitable for projects funded by investors or taxpayers.
Even in 1965, the BBC, while apologising for Tynan's use of the word "fuck", pointed out that it was not an unthinking cuss.
The use of the word "what" is consistent with their reductionist view of dogs as being relatively unfeeling and unthinking animals.
The one thing I could never really do in French was swear, in the unthinking, spontaneous, stream-of-consciousness way of one's native tongue.
