thoughtlessness

That will bring further evidence of a departure from the dull old days of the 20th century, when a thoughtless football world saw Polynesian players and went ahead and pigeonholed them as linemen only.

Thoughtlessness regarding his neighbours is not a poor man's vice.

While terrified leaders passed from arrogance or thoughtlessness to dejection and confusion, the blow was being struck.

Then having thus spoken, they lay down out of the pathway among the dead; but he, in thoughtlessness, ran hastily past.

A moment's thoughtlessness on the part of An-ina, on the part of his Indians, and the mischief would be done.

And yet his crime was committed more in thoughtlessness than deliberate depravity.

Again, thoughtlessness in the composition of church music is imputed to Mozart.

Young things may be cruel from thoughtlessness; but, to be cruel out of meanness—well, I'll own I do hate that.

In dissipation, in thoughtlessness, in indifference, the poor wretches lose both life and death.

I have often wondered how much of the general fund of evil in this world comes from thoughtlessness.