heedless

So many western men seemed heedless of anything but the present moment.

They did what felt good, heedless of harm to their party or the country.

Meantime, heedless of all these things, the men upon the floor were going about their work.

We spoke a language, so to call it, which no one else in the huge heedless world could understand.

Heedless of her now, he walked to the outer door.

Brown figures were racing after him, heedless of being seen.

She turned to stare at him, heedless of the pain in her head.

There is something heedless about her that works against the cause she supports.

They were ready to play their dangerous games, heedless of the consequences.

He started to turn, heedless of the weapon behind him, but the energy gun was waiting.

I cry, heedless of the emotion in my own voice.

He leaned toward her, heedless of how she might react.

Despite good intentions, he made love to her with his eyes, heedless of any audience they might still have.

In silence he closed his eyes, heedless of the tears.

Bill got a little flushed, but he was stubborn and heedless.

Heedless of formality, the two sat on the floor with the child between them.

Presently this thought occurred to me: how heedless I have been!

He could do nothing but follow, heedless desire raging through him.

No President wants to expose his forces to heedless casualties.

Today, as the result of a heedless 1966 renovation, the ceiling is only 15 feet high.

But I will not run them heedless into danger for no good reason, either."

I crashed through it, heedless of my clothes and skin.

Children, it so often seems, are this greedy, heedless city's favorite food.

That way, no one can accuse him of heedless arrogance.

Still, the situation seemed different than the day before, when the rebels had been in something close to a state of heedless retreat.