In fact, how many of us have been unwittingly using these emotions to help us cope with the fears and pain of life?
Last year, a BBC Panorama investigation found that the chain had unwittingly used sub-contracted child labour.
These were then unwittingly used by other nurses on the ward, leading to a series of insulin overdoses.
Stanford admits he was unwittingly used by another Icelandic bank, Kaupthing, in an alleged fraudulent share-ramping exercise.
Human rights lawyers say this is especially true for women, who are often unwittingly used by men they love.
Other American officials suspect the C.I.A. may have been unwittingly used by the Pakistanis for the larger aims of slowing the pace of any peace talks.
Among other things, the government has argued that a lawyer might be unwittingly used as a conduit to pass messages to members of Al Qaeda.
Unwittingly using an analogy often invoked by retailing professionals, Mrs. Talbot's daughter, Samantha, 18, declared, "Shopping on Black Friday feels like when I'm competing in sports".
In speaking of "constructing a narrative" or "achieving closure", we are, often unwittingly, using terms and concepts derived from literary theory.
The purpose of the law is twofold -- to protect charities from being unwittingly used as marketing bait, and to ensure a measure of accountability for consumers.
Vasco Thring, 34, wanted to know whether unwittingly using a phrase like "education begins at home," which may have been said by someone else before, in a paper constituted plagiarism.
