Sentence examples for unthinking way from inspiring English sources

But he conceded that much of the tension arises from the unthinking way that some people use Twitter.

(The video raises the possibility that the unthinking way the police pulled him to his feet and tried to force him to walk might have exacerbated the initial injuries).

Our asymmetrical expression of anger, the unthinking way we direct our outrage at the Women of the One, distracts us from the real issues at hand.

Overall there is greater control over behaviour and people may find they can stop and think more easily, rather than acting in a more impulsive and unthinking way.

It may seem strange for young creative types to be starting online publications that so closely mimic traditional magazines, particularly when that means adopting the conventions of print in such a literal -- some might even say unthinking -- way.

The company is either the salvation of country folk or the slayer of small towns; newly devoted to sustainability or the one with a lousy labor record; a major purveyor of guns or frequently the first company on the spot with post-disaster relief; a monument to cheap, unthinking consumerism or a way to make comforts affordable to many people.

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.

When that happens, human beings die in a profound way, devolving to unthinking brutes that truly believe vast, secret conspiracies are arrayed against them, that racial and tribal loyalties require the fear and loathing of others, and that there is no path to enlightenment.

This is the book's main theme: the superiority of broad-mindedness and liberal thinking over unthinking adherence to the old ways, especially those exemplified by the decadent aristocracy.

When you see someone doing yoga on a beach or at a full moon party, your thumb moves with unthinking knee-jerk speed the same way it would if you touched a hot kettle.

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.