unreasoningly

He could not tell much about their features and was unreasoningly glad that he could not.

Had not his own zeal been as unreasoningly directed to the forcing of events?

And she did, unreasoningly, mechanically; one flight, two flights!

He was himself, and in him, in the personality flowing from him, she was unreasoningly content.

She had never been possessed by any such feeling before and it frightened her unreasoningly.

Tiffany, still at breakfast, felt it so strongly that he swore most unreasoningly at the cook.

It turned and nestled there, unreasoningly, warming itself, clasping and unclasping.

But the retrograde movement towards the gate had begun—as unreasoningly, perhaps as blindly, as the simultaneous anger.

The next day would be Sunday; one of the two weeks she had unreasoningly dreaded was gone, already.

She was loving, lovable, delightfully whimsical, but also unreasoningly impractical in many ways.